Context Turner syndrome (TS) is often associated with delayed puberty. To induce puberty,
estrogen is administered in incremental doses at an age determined by age of presentation …

Abstract Context Most individuals with Turner syndrome (TS) require estrogen for pubertal
induction. Current estrogen dosing guidelines are based on expert consensus opinion …

Abstract Context Most girls with Turner syndrome (TS) have hypergonadotropic
hypogonadism and need hormonal replacement for induction of puberty and then for …

OBJECTIVE Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is prescribed to most patients with Turner
syndrome (TS) although its use in adult TS patients has not been scientifically evaluated …

Objective Reduced bone mineral density (BMD) is seen in Turner syndrome (TS) with an
increased risk of fractures, and body composition is characterized by increased body fat and …

Background Besides short stature, gonadal dysgenesis leading to a lack of oestrogen is one
of the main characteristics of Turner syndrome (TS). In most TS girls, puberty is induced with …

Objective: To characterize puberty in girls with Turner syndrome (TS) and determine whether
specific patient characteristics are associated with the timing of menarche. We also sought to …

Context: The optimal approach to estrogen replacement in girls with Turner syndrome has
not been determined. Objective: The aim of the study was to assess the effects of an …

Background: Most girls with Turner syndrome (TS) need estrogen replacement treatment
(ERT) to induce and maintain feminization and prevent osteoporosis. There is abundant …

Objective Estrogen replacement therapy (ERT) for Turner syndrome (TS) is a widely
discussed topic; however, the optimal model of ERT for patients with delayed diagnosis …