]> 2026-07-31T09:42:04+00:00 WBR0114 0 en Elevated LH and FSH levels with absence of functional ''SRY'' gene Decreased LH and FSH levels with absence of Barr body Elevated estrogen levels with preductal coarctation of the aorta While preductal coarction of the aorta is associated with Turner syndrome, patients typically have decreased levels of estrogen due to ovarian dysgenesis. Decreased estrogen levels with a renal fusion anomaly Elevated LH and FSH levels with ovarian dysgenesis and a normal uterus Patients with Turner syndrome have elevated FSH and LH due to loss of feedback inhibition caused by abnormally low estrogen levels. The majority of patients have a form of ovarian dysgenesis (or less commonly agenesis). Ovaries eventually become fibrotic, resulting in "streak ovaries". Although present, the uterus of patients with Turner syndrome is typically hypoplastic due to persistently low levels of estrogen during childhood. Genetics A 14-year-old girl is evaluated for failure to experience menarche. The patient is 1.45 m (4’ 9”) tall, has downward slanting of the eyes, low hairline, and a webbed neck. Further inspection reveals a broad chest and increased carrying angle of the elbow. Which of the following findings are most likely associated with this patient's condition? D Endocrine Reproductive 2020-10-27T23:23:47Z 2459150.4748495 WBR0114