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A Case Analysis of Turner's syndrome for Neonate by Xueping Zhu in gynecology and women's health Background: Turner 's syndrome (TS) is the only monosomic syndrome in humans with affected individuals who may survive. Methods: we reported an 8-day old female infant who was diagnosed as TS. Detailed information regarding as clinical features, diagnosis, management, and outcome are provided. Results: The main clinical features were legathy, purple face, weak cry and shortness of breath, other manifestations including edema in the back of the neck, dyspnea with obvious retractions, rales in both lungs, edema in lower legs, feet and joints without pitting, and poorly developed toe nails. Chromosomal analysis of peripheral blood shows a karyotype of 45, XO and thus the diagnosis in the newborn stage of life, concurrently suffering from lung infection and congenital heart disease. Conclusion: As a common chromosomal disorder, TS has the special clinical fe

Vitamin D and Ovarian Cancer by Shipra Sonkusare in Gynecology Research & Womens Health Ovarian cancer causes more deaths than any other cancer of the female reproductive system. The vitamin D receptor (VDR) is weakly to moderately expressed in normal ovarian cell, but is more strongly expressed in ovarian cancer line and tumor tissue. In vitro studies have reported that vitamin D administration inhibits cell growth and induces apoptosis in a dose dependent manner in both animal and human ovarian cancer cell lines.With available literature in the background, there is an urgent need to conduct a large case control trial to evaluate the association of vitamin D receptor gene polymorphism Fok1 with the risk of epithelial ovarian cancer. Also, we need to evaluate the levels of serum vitamin D in epithelial ovarian cancer patients. https://crimsonpublishers.com/igrwh/fulltext/IGRWH.000513.php  For more open access journals in Crimson publishers please click on t