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Rapid Communication| Volume 1, ISSUE 2, P131-136, 1988

Case report: McCune—Albright syndrome: Evidence for periodic estrogen secretion

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      Abstract

      A case of McCune—Albright Syndrome in a 3½-year-old girl is presented. Although there was clinical evidence of increased estrogen production, no steroid-dependent growth phase was apparent on her growth velocity chart. Complications of polyostotic fibrous dysplasia are discussed, and emphasis is placed on a multidisciplinary approach to patients with McCune—Albright Syndrome.

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