Suppl. Table 1: Miscellaneous diagnoses and features (as specified in Fig. 1) identified in 63 patients with at least one serum androgen concentration increased above the Tanner stage- specific reference range, but no conclusive diagnosis explaining androgen excess.
Pre-pubertal N=41Post-pubertal N=22
GirlsBoysGirlsBoys
Diagnoses/ featuresN=4N=3N=6N=0
likely to be associated with or due to androgen excessClitoromegaly,Bilateral adrenal hemorrhagesClitoromegaly (resolved)
resolving (n=2)
N=13
Hypertrichosis, resolvingGerm cell tumorIsolated acne (n=2)
Isolated thelarcheAnti-Müllerian- Hormone resistanceOligomenorrhea (resolved)
Excessive sweating Mood swings
Diagnoses/ featuresN=13N=21N=13N=3
not likely to be associated with or due to androgen excessNo diagnosis (n=5)No diagnosis (n=9)Simple Obesity (n=9)Delay of growth and puberty
N=50
Complex cloacal anomalyMicropenis (n=2)Road traffic accidentBuried penis, impalpable testes
Electrolyte abnormalitiesKlinefelter syndromeBardet Biedl SyndromeWiedemann Beckwith Syndrome
Primary ovarian failureSepto-optic dysplasia (n=2)Atopic skin
Alström syndrome (n=2)Pubertal arrest/ primary gonadal failureSilver Russell Syndrome
CHARGECHARGE
syndromesyndrome
ObesityHypospadias (n=2)
Aldosterone synthase deficiencyAlström syndrome
Prader Willi syndrome
Supra-sellar cyst