No grupo estudado a baixa estatura, ausência de caracteres sexuais secundários, amenorréia primária e cubitus valgus foram encontrados em mais de

60% dos casos e está similar a literatura.

4. As freqüências dos cariótipos do presente estudo encontram-se similar a da literatura e em concordância com os 14 maiores estudos realizados.

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119 8. ANEXOS

8.1. ANEXO I

120 8.2. ANEXO II

TERMO DE CONSENTIMENTO LIVRE E ESCLARECIDO