Genetic mosaicism: what is it and how can it be diagnosed?
The term "mosaicism" is used to decribe the presence of more than one type of cell in a person. Today, there is an increase in this disorder but thanks to molecular diagnostic it can be detected also in latent cases.
The term "mosaicism" is used to decribe the presence of more than one type of cell in a person. Today, there is an increase in this disorder but thanks to molecular diagnostic it can be detected also in latent cases.
A.Fa.D.O.C. onlus - Association of families with children affected by growth deficit and other endocrine disorders
Children with endocrine disorders
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Dott. Marco Cappa
The aims and role of A.Fa.D.O.C. Cinzia Sacchetti, President
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A.Fa.D.O.C. funds : Francesco Carraro, Treasurer
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The evolution of endocrine disorders in the adult
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Prof. Roberto Castello
The experience of a mother
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Turner Syndrome: the characteristics
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Prof.ssa Laura Mazzanti
When there is a delay in puberty
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Dott.ssa Nella Augusta Greggio
Oestroprogestic therapy in patients with Turner syndrome
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Dott.ssa Daniela Galeazzi
Pediatricians and growth disorders
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Dott. Fabio Buzi
Growth hormone: what is it and its role
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Dott. Graziano Cesaretti
Genetic mosaicism: what is it and how can it be diagnosed?
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Dott. Luigi Gargantini
The role of the Pediatric Endocrinologist
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Dott.ssa Beatrice Messini
Turner: the psycological problems
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Prof.ssa Cinzia Galasso
Turner Syndrome: the emotional aspect
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Dott.ssa Roberta D'Aprile
The body language in children: understanding their needs
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Dott.ssa Palma Rossetti