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Patients with Turner syndrome are referred to doctors because of neurodevelopmental and behavioural problems such as attention deficiency, hyperactivity, special learning disorders, immaturity, peer problems and social adaptation difficulties during their high school period. However the number of references about these issues is limited. Giving priority to the patients’ other problems like short stature, pubertal problems and absence of follow-up procedures providing multidisciplinary team comprehension can lead to the undermining of such neurodevelopmental and behavioural problems. Such negative effects on the lives of patients with Turner syndrome, as well as on those of family members, may be prevented by providing multidisciplinary yearly diagnosis-prevention-intervention programmes.

Case Management Guidelines on Neurodevelopmental and Psychosocial Problems of Turner Syndrome