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Central precocious puberty (CPP) is a  rare disease of  poorly understood etiology. The  cause is mostly idiopathic. However, congenital and acquired structural changes in the central nervous system are also involved. Prevalent organic changes in the  central nervous system, especially among boys, prompt imaging assessment in each case of  CPP. In addition, genetic and environmental factors have been reported. Safe and effective treatment is available. The time of treatment implementation is crucial to the successful outcome. Proper diagnosis and treatment make it possible to avoid a number of  complications of  untreated CPP. There are only a  few studies analyzing the prevalence and risk factors for the disease. The aim of  this paper is to discuss the current causes of CPP with particular consideration of neurological aspects.

Central precocious puberty - etiology with particular consideration of neurological causes