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Turner Syndrome
About Turner Syndrome
Affects about 1 in 2,500 girls, causing short stature and ovaries that fail at puberty. Henry Turner described it in 1938. Growth hormone and estrogen replacement transform outcomes. Many cases go undetected until adolescence.
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