Klinefelter Syndrome - An XXY Legacy

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Edit Description	1 - 700 live male births are affected by the karyotype 47, XXY. Undetected and therefore untreated beyond puberty, the individual will most probably go on to develop Klinefelter Syndrome. Currently only 1% of those affected will be diagnosed in their lifetime due to a complete lack of quality research programmes, yet 47, XXY is the most common chromosome anomaly known. I was diagnosed in 1988, but did not begin to receive the correct treatment until 1999. This is my personal XXY homepage. You must check this box to make this change.
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