[Acanthosis nigricans, hirsutism and insulin-resistant diabetes].
M Colle, P Doyard, Chaussain Jl, J Battin, Job Jc
Abstract
M Colle, P Doyard, Chaussain Jl, J Battin, Job Jc
Abstract
Three girls, two of them being monozygotic twins, are affected with acanthosis nigricans and hirsutism, which worsened at the time of their puberty. The first one has primary amenorrhea and the twins complain of spaniomenorrhea. Furthermore, laboratory data concluded to diabetes, hyperinsulinism and resistance to insulin. This rare association of syndromes is not accidental but its significance remains unknown.
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Three girls, two of them being monozygotic twins, are affected with acanthosis nigricans and hirsutism, which worsened at the time of their puberty. The first one has primary amenorrhea and the twins complain of spaniomenorrhea. Furthermore, laboratory data concluded to diabetes, hyperinsulinism and resistance to insulin. This rare association of syndromes is not accidental but its significance remains unknown.
Key concepts: Acanthosis nigricans, hirsutism, Medicine, Insulin resistance, Primary amenorrhea, Hyperinsulinism, Endocrinology, Diabetes mellitus