Effect of the parental origin of the X-chromosome on the clinical features, associated complications, the two-year-response to growth hormone (rhGH) and the biochemical profile in patients with turner syndrome

Table 3 Associated disorders and anomalies according to the parental origin of the retained X chromosome

Type	Cardiac anomalies		Renal anomalies		Webbed neck		Ear disorders		Thyroid disorders
Parental origin	Xm	Xp	Xm	Xp	Xm	Xp	Xm	Xp	Xm	Xp
A/T: (%);	18/67^a (26.9)	8/26^a (30.8)	16/67^b (23.9)	6/26^b (23.1)	23/67^b (34.3)	9/26^b (34.6)	31/67^c (46.2)	12/26^c (46.1)	14/67^d (21)	6/26^d (23.1)

A/T: affected/total (%); Fisher’s exact test: ^ap = 0.7980; ^bp = 1.0, ^cp = 0.1547; ^dp = 0.7862.

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