The role of danazol in the management of precocious puberty.
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Danazol was evaluated in 12 children with precocious puberty and found to effectively control secondary sexual features without altering linear growth or skeletal maturation.
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The management, investigation and treatment of 12 children with precocious puberty is described. Danazol, a synthetic derivative of ethisterone, has been used over a period of 3 1/2 years. Its clinical, endocrine and biochemical effects have been evaluated. Danazol ha a very useful clinical effect in controlling the development of secondary sexual features but does not modify the rapid linear growth and skeletal maturity seen in this condition.
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