Inducción de la pubertad en el síndrome de Turner

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Turner's Syndrome is the most frequent cause of female hypogonadism. Puberty must be pharmacologically induced in over 80% of these girls. Induction must be completed in a manner closest to physiology as possible. It is recommended that this induction be initiated at age 12 y.o. with natural estrogens (17 beta estradiol) in low dosage, equivalent to 1/10 a 1/8 of substitution dose, increasing stepwise and adding, after two years, a progestin to generate a menstruation. This revision shows various proposed schemes, as well as therapeutic alternatives available in Chile.

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Marcela Menéndez, A., Karime Rumie, C., & Hernán García, B. (2011). Inducción de la pubertad en el síndrome de Turner. Revista Chilena de Pediatria, 82(5), 432–438. https://doi.org/10.4067/S0370-41062011000500009

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