Endocrine Abstracts

Turner’s syndrome (TS) results from a genetic abnormality in phenotypical female individuals where the second X chromosome is either absent or present in a mosaic form. The most obvious consequences are short stature and primary amenorrhoea, although there are often dysmorphic features as well as cardiovascular and genitourinary complications. 90% of TS patients experience primary amenorrhoea with subsequent infertility. Spontaneous recovery of ovarian function in patient...