ea0014p484 | (1) | ECE2007
Bertalan Rita
, Halász Zita
, Csabay László
, Rigó János
, Németh Sándor
, Blázovics Anna
, Toke Judit
, Boyle Belema
, Rácz Károly
Objevtives: Maternal hyperandrogenism occurs rarely during pregnancy as the consequense of maternal ovarian or adrenal disorders, or placental aromatase deficiency.Case: A 33-year-old pregnant women was referred because of high serum testosterone (240 ng/dl; normal, 2060 ng/dl) measured at the 7th week of pregnancy. At presentation she had symptoms of moderate hyperandrogenism, which slightly increased until delivery. Abdominal and pelvic ultrasoun...