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Hypogonadotrophic short statured with anosmia: Kallmann's syndrome.

Shandana Tarique, M Hassan Iqbal, Hina Riaz, Sajid Abaidullah, Tahira Murtaza Cheema

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Short stature with loss of secondary sex characters can occur due to genetic disorders. One of them is Kallmann's syndrome. The condition has been noted to be present in families. It is associated with anosmia and hypogonadism. We are presenting a case of young boy who was short statured and had anosmia with multiple hormonal deficiencies.

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Short stature with loss of secondary sex characters can occur due to genetic disorders. One of them is Kallmann's syndrome. The condition has been noted to be present in families. It is associated with anosmia and hypogonadism. We are presenting a case of young boy who was short statured and had anosmia with multiple hormonal deficiencies.

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Short stature with loss of secondary sex characters can occur due to genetic disorders. One of them is Kallmann's syndrome. The condition has been noted to be present in families. It is associated with anosmia and hypogonadism. We are presenting a case of young boy who was short statured and had anosmia with multiple hormonal deficiencies.

Key concepts: Anosmia, Kallmann syndrome, Hypogonadotrophic hypogonadism, Short stature, Delayed puberty, Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism, Medicine, Endocrinology

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