Table 2.

Patient A.

Hormones age		FSH IU/L	LH IU/L	17 OH-Preg nmol/L	17 OH-Prog nmol/L	DHEA nmol/L	Andro nmol/L	Testo (total) nmol/L	Testo (free) nmol/L
~3 years		–	–	−	0.15	0.69	−	0.1	–
~4 years		–	–	−	−	<0.35	<0.3	<0.35	–
5 10/12 years		3.9	<2.7	−	−	1.73	<0.3	<0.35	–
6 7/12 years		13.8	<5	−	−	2.08	<0.7	<0.35	–
7 6/12 years		8.6	<5	−	−	−	−	<0.35	–
8 years		23	<5	−	−	−	−	<0.35	–
8 9/12 years		11.8	5.1	−	−	−	−	<0.35	<0.6
10 4/12 years		11.6	<2	−	−	−	−	<0.35	<2
12 6/12 years		4.6	<0.5	−	−	<1.7	<0.3	<0.7	<3
hCG (IM) 4000 IU/dX5 days	D 0	33.2	1.8	<0.16	<0.3	<1.5	<0.3	<0.7	<1.0
	D 3	–	–	<0.16	<0.3	<1.5	<0.3	<0.7	–
	D 4	–	–	<0.16	<0.3	<1.5	<0.3	<0.7	–
	D 6	–	–	<0.16	<0.3	<1.5	<0.3	<0.7	<2.1

T, total; F, free; D, day; –, not available. Normal values are indicated for different ages:

FSH: Prepubertal 0.26–3 IU/L, puberty Tanner II, III 0.6–10.9 IU/L.

LH: Prepubertal 0.02–0.3 IU/L, puberty Tanner II, III 0.2–5.0 IU/L.

17-OH pregnenolone: Puberty Tanner II, III 0.6–10.9 nmol/L.

17-OH progesterone: Prepubertal 0.09–2.7 nmol/L, puberty Tanner II, III 0.3–3.9 nmol/L.

DHEA: 2–5 years 0.38–2.52 nmol/L, 6–10 years 0.9–5.3 nmol/L, puberty Tanner II, III 0.87–10.5 nmol/L.

Androstenedione: 1–10 years 0.18–1.78 nmol/L, puberty Tanner II, III 0.6–2.87 nmol/L.

Testosterone (total): 3–10 years 0.07–0.66 nmol/L, puberty Tanner II, III 0.63–11.2 nmol/L.

Testosterone (free): Prepubertal 0.52–2.0 pmol/L, adult male 180–971 pmol/L.

Gonadal function of Patient A measured at different interval from age 3 to 13 years old.