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. 2016 Aug 9;11:113. doi: 10.1186/s13023-016-0496-x

Table 1.

Clinical manifestations of patients with McCune–Albright syndrome

Patient Sex Age at diagnosis (years.months) Symptoms at diagnosis SD FD PPP Other endocrinopathies Genetic analysis
1 F 5 Breast development + + + NA
2 F 6 Orbital area swelling, left - + + NA
3 M 5.3 Pathological fracture, right femur + + - GHHb Detected, bloodc (Arg201His)
4 M 1.9 Pathological fracture, left femur + + - HT, HP Detected, bloodc (Arg201His)
5 F 9 Forehead swelling, left + + +a ND
6 F 11 Vaginal bleeding + + + ND
7 F 3.4 Vaginal bleeding + + + NA
8 F 6.7 Vaginal bleeding - + +a ND
9 F 3 Vaginal bleeding + + + ND
10 F 1.6 Vaginal bleeding + + + HT, HP NA
11 F 7.1 Exophthalmos, left + + +a NA
12 M 16 Headache - + - GHHb Detected, pituitary adenoma (Arg201Cys)
13 F 4 Vaginal bleeding - + + NA
14 F 3.1 Vaginal bleeding + - + ND

SD skin dysplasia (café au lait spots), FD fibrous dysplasia, PPP peripheral precocious puberty, GHH growth hormone hypersecretion, HT hyperthyroidism, HP hypophosphatemia, NA not available, ND not detected

a Patients who subsequently developed central precocious puberty

b Patients exhibited a pituitary adenoma by pituitary MRI

c GNAS mutation was detected by MEMO-PCR