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Turner's Syndrome - Coggle Diagram
Turner's Syndrome
Etiology
Affects about 1 in 2500 female births
No prevention as it happens during fetal development
Caused by partial or complete absence of the 2nd X chromosome
X chromosome absence from either sperm or egg
Signs
Congenital heart disease
Broad/webbed neck
Wide chest
Short Stature
Symptoms
Sterility
Lack of secondary sex traits
Amenorrhea
Altered Self-esteem
Treatment
Estrogen Therapy
Progestin Therapy
Human Growth Hormone Therapy
Psychological Counseling
Pathophysiology
Abnormal hormone levels/hormonal imbalance from ovary dysfunction
Structural anomalies in the lymphatic, skeletal, and cardiovascular system
Ovarian dysgenesis develops
Prognosis
Estrogen Lifetime
Cardiovascular Monitoring
Poor Cognitive Development
Diagnosis
Blood Hormone Testing
Physical examination
Karyotype Analysis