Which syndrome is NOT part of the T-DOME mnemonic?

The T-DOME mnemonic is specifically designed to help memorize a set of syndromes related to genetic and connective tissue disorders. The components of the T-DOME mnemonic include Turner syndrome, Down's syndrome, and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, all of which are recognized and categorized under relevant medical classifications. Heimlich syndrome, however, does not belong to this category or mnemonic framework.

Heimlich syndrome is not a recognized medical term for a syndrome in the same context as the others listed. Instead, it is often mistakenly associated with choking and the Heimlich maneuver, which is unrelated to genetic or connective tissue disorders. This distinction clarifies why Heimlich syndrome is not included in the T-DOME mnemonic while the others are explicitly included due to their established medical relevance.