HYPOTHYROIDISM ASSOCIATED TO MAYER-ROKITANSKYKUSTER- HAUSER SYNDROME IN A 21 YEARS OLD PRIMARY AMENORRHEA PATIENT

Aydın Kurt,; Neslihan Gültaşlı; Kemal Rıdvan Yazıcıoğlu; Ali İpek; Gülçin Dilmen; İsmet Taş

doi:10.29333/ejgm/82239

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HYPOTHYROIDISM ASSOCIATED TO MAYER-ROKITANSKYKUSTER- HAUSER SYNDROME IN A 21 YEARS OLD PRIMARY AMENORRHEA PATIENT

Aydın Kurt, ¹

Neslihan Gültaşlı ¹

Kemal Rıdvan Yazıcıoğlu ¹

Ali İpek ¹

Gülçin Dilmen ¹

İsmet Taş ¹

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1	Ministry of Health Ankara Atatürk Education and Research Hospital, Department of Radiology, Ankara, Turkey

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Aydın Kurt,

Çiftlik Caddesi Şenyuva Mahallesi 51/1 Beştepe Ankara 06510 Turkey Phone: 90-312 2872400 or 90-312 2912525

Online publication date: 2004-10-15

Publication date: 2004-10-15

Eur J Gen Med 2004;1(4):65–67

DOI: https://doi.org/10.29333/ejgm/82239

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MRKH syndrome is a rare but widely discussed developmental failure of in part or whole of the Mullerian duct. Twenty-one years old female patient presented with primary amenorrhea and with the history of long-standing hypothyroidism is discussed in this report.

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