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McCune-Albright syndrome in a boy may present with a monolateral macroorchidism as an early and isolated clinical manifestation.
Hormone research - 1 Jan 2006
Arrigo Teresa, Pirazzoli Piero, De Sanctis Luisa, Leone Ornella, Wasniewska Malgorzata, Messina Maria Francesca, De Luca Filippo
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: Testis enlargement in McCune-Albright syndrome (MAS) is generally bilateral and associated with clinical and biochemical manifestations of sexual precocity. CASE REPORT: We describe for the first time an unreported clinical expression of MAS in a 4.6-year-old boy presenting with monolateral testis enlargement and no signs of sexual precocity or other clinical manifestations of MAS at the time of...
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