Abstract
In patients with congenital ovarian insufficiency, particularly with gonadal dysgenesis, the retarded bone remodelingprevents the bone tissue from achieving its final, peak density and leads to the lagging of skeletal system maturation. This may result in high risk of limb and backbone fractures.The article analyzes the results of the examination of 142 patients with different forms of gonadal dysgenesis. The treatment included the preparations containing estrogens, which were identical with natural ones (Divina, Divitren, Divigel). The data received substantiate the necessity of eliminating the estrogenic deficit in patients with gonadal dysgenesis earlier than it is usually done.
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