[Comparative analysis of the anthropometric parameters and body component content in girls with the disturbances of sexual development of chromosomal and non-chromosomal genesis].

195 girls aged 14-16 years with the disturbances of sexual development of chromosomal and non-chromosomal genesis were examined. In girls with Shereshevsky-Turner syndrome, the body mass and length, as well as the relative adipose tissue content, were significantly decreased as compared with those in girls with the disturbances of sexual development of non-chromosomal genesis. The differences in somatotype distribution between these groups were detected.

[Activity of succinate dehydrogenase from peripheral blood lymphocytes in girls with sexual maturation disturbance of chromosome genesis].

We carried out a comparative analysis of activity of enzymes characterizing metabolic (SDG) and catabolic (KF) processes in immune system cells of 195 girls with sexual maturation disturbance of chromosome (Shereshevsky-Terner syndrome--STS) and non-chromosome genesis. KF activity was similar in the compared groups and 14 control girls, while SDG activity and FSH levels were much higher in STS girls compared to control girls and girls with amenorrhea of non-chromosome genesis. Thus, FSH has a considerable influence upon metabolic parameters of immune system cells.

[Anthropometric parameters and body composition in girls with Shereshevsky-Turner syndrome].

Anthropometric parameters, body composition and somatotype distribution were examined in 91 girl with Shereshevsky-Turner syndrome, which develops as a result of sex chomosome anomaly. Somatotype definition was carried out using V.P.