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. 2019 Nov 4;9:15951. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-52332-0

Table 4.

The somatic anomalies and clinical features in 157 women with Turner syndrome treated (GH+) or not treated with growth hormone in childhood (GH−), as revealed by physical examination. V – absolute values, (%) – percent.

Parameter GH + (n = 33) GH− (n = 124) GH + vs GH− P - value
V (%) V (%)
Pigmented nevi 33 100 122 98.4 0.5
Hypertrichosis on the face 4 12.2 7 5.6 0.2
Low-set and/or deformed ears 29 87.9 103 83.1 0.5
Dental caries and lost teeth 1 3 8 6.5 0.4
High-arched palate 29 87.9 110 88.7 0.9
Malocclusion 17 51.5 57 46 0.6
Retrognathism 26 78.8 71 57.3 0.024
Oral cavity soft tissue abnormalities 2 6.1 3 2.4 0.3
Drooping eyelids 13 39.4 64 51.2 0.2
Epicanthal folds 12 36.4 43 34.7 0.9
Dense eyebrows, long eyelashes 14 42.4 92 74.2 0.0005
Squint 5 15.2 17 13.7 0.8
Daltonism 0 0 2 1.6 0.5
Low hairline on the nuchae 21 63.6 70 56.5 0.5
Neck anomalies (short, webbed) 13 39.4 73 58.9 0.046
Posture defects 16 48.5 53 42.7 0.6
Finger deformity 9 27.3 32 25.8 0.9
Fingernail anomalies 22 66.7 59 47.5 0.0498
Blood pressure ≥ 140/90 mmHg 4 12.2 36 29 0.049