Polycythemia Vera Megaloblastic anemia Skin Pancreas Sepsis Hay Fever Amebic liver abscess Clinical Depression Bladder Blood Cholesterol Chemicals Thyroid

Fertility and pregnancy aspects in Turner syndrome

Source: www.turner-syndrom.dk
Topic: Turner syndrome
Download: Click here!

Sort Desciption: In Turner syndrome, about a third of the diagnosed girls undergoes at least some pubertal development, and up to 5% are fertile. About 50% of Turner syndrome girls have follicles in their ovaries. ...

Content Inside:
In Turner syndrome, about a third of the diagnosed girls undergoes at least some pubertal development, and up to 5% are fertile. About 50% of Turner syndrome girls have follicles in their ovaries. The likelihood to have them is highest among mosaic Turner syndrome girls who have signs of spontaneous puberty, but also 25% of the non-mosaic Turner girls have them. Hence, cryopreservation of ovarian cortical tissue for infertility treatment in the future is possible. Oocyte donation is an effective option for Turner Syndrome women to obtain children. Pregnancy rates of 30 60% per embryo transfer have been reported. Single embryo transfer is a requirement, because twin pregnancies bear higher risk of pre-eclampsia and impaired glucose tolerance, and Turner women are already a high risk group for such problems. To avoid complications during pregnancies, a cardiology control including magnetic resonance imaging has to be carried out before planned pregnancies. © 2006 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. Keywords: Turner syndrome; Fertility; Ovarian follicles; Oocyte donation; Cryopreservation 1. Ovarian function and ...

Name (required)

E-mail (required - never shown publicly)

URI (optional)

Your Comment

Verification Code

© 2007-2009 HealthPDF.org | Design by Ganesh Gunasegaran
Privacy Policy

All files and contents mentioned are the property of their respective owners. This page consists of a compilation of public information, commonly available on the internet, at multiple sites, as well as official websites. No information on this page is guaranteed to be correct, and any data contained here may be erroneous.