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ea0049ep1121 | Female Reproduction | ECE2017

Natural history of autoimmune primary ovarian insufficiency progresses through several stages from normal ovary function to clinically overt ovary dysfunction

Bellastella Giuseppe , Casciano Ofelia , Barrasso Mariluce , Maiorino Maria Ida , Giugliano Dario , Esposito Katherine , Scappaticcio Lorenzo , Bellis Annamaria De

Context: Women with autoimmune Addisons disease with normally ovulatory cycles but positive for steroid cells antibodies (StCA) have been considered at risk of premature ovarian insufficiency (POI).Design: Thirty-three women younger than 40 years, with subclinical-clinical Addisons disease but with normally ovulatory menses, were followed-up for 10 years to evaluate the long-term time-related variations of StCA, ovarian function and follicula...

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Natural history of autoimmune primary ovarian insufficiency progresses through several stages from normal ovary function to clinically overt ovary dysfunction

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