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DOI: 10.1590/S0004-27302005000100019
Turner syndrome is one of the more common genetic disorders, associated with abnormalities of the X chromosome, and occurring in about 50 per 100,000 liveborn girls. Turner syndrome is usually associated with reduced adult height, gonadal dysgenesis, and thus insufficient circulating levels of female sex steroids, and infertility. A number of other signs and symptoms are seen more frequent with the syndrome. Morbidity and mortality is increased. The average intellectual performance is within the normal range. With respect to epidemiology, […]
Keywords: Adult height; androgens; cardiovascular diseases; epidemiology; estrogens; Genes; glucose metabolism; growth; Growth hormone; hypertension; insulin resistance; insulin-like growth factor-I; Ischemic heart disease; Liver function; Morbidity; mortality; Puberty; thyroid function; Turner syndrome