Cross-sectional study finds dermatological issues linked to systemic factors in children with Turner Syndrome, suggesting routine evaluations.
This study revealed that skin, hair, and nail abnormalities are commonly observed in Turner Syndrome. The association of these findings with endocrinopathies suggests that systemic factors influence dermatological problems in TS. It is recommended to integrate dermatological evaluations into the routine endocrine and cardiological follow-up of children with Turner Syndrome.
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