Turner syndrome
Congenital ovarian hypoplasia was first described by Turner in 1938, with 7 patients. Its clinical features are short stature, webbed neck and infantile female external genitalia. Later, such patients were also called Turner syndrome. Their gonads are cord-shaped and the chromosomes are missing one X. In the past, such patients were called congenital gonadal hypoplasia. Later, it was found that there was no Y chromosome and the gonads developed into ovaries, so it was also called congenital ovarian hypoplasia. It is still mostly called Turner syndrome. It is one of the most common abnormal sexual development diseases.
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Site of disease:
Ovaries -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
female -
Related symptoms:
Slow physical development during puberty immature vulva low back hairline short neck drooping eyelids
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Indication: 1. Treatment of female infertility due to anovulation, suitable for those with a certain level of estrogen in the body; 2. Treatment of corpus luteum insufficiency; 3. Test ovarian function; 4. Detection of male hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis dysfunction; 5. Treatment of male infertility due to oligospermia.
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