Kallmann syndrome; hypogonadotropic hypogonadism & anosmia

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Epidemiology

  • occurs in males
  • often familial

Pathology

Genetics

  • associated with defects in KAL1 gene (type 1)[1]
  • associated with defects in FGFR1 (type 2)[2]
  • associated with defects in PROKR2 (type 3)[3]
  • associated with defects in PROK2 (type 4)[4]
  • associated with defects in CHD7 (type 5)[5]
  • associated with defects in FGF8 (type 6)[6]

Clinical manifestations

Laboratory

Radiology

Management

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