Commentary
Published in Archives of Disease in Childhood • May 1, 1994
Authors:
R Stanhope
Abstract
months of thyroxine replacement, and her bone age advanced to 12 years by chronological age 14-6 years. Puberty commenced at 14-7 years (basal-peak values in response to 100 jig gonadotrophin releasing hormone (GnRH) infusion: luteinising hormone, 2-8-14-5 IU/1; FSH, 7-3-140 IU/1) and threatened to ...
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