Table 1.

Characteristics at Diagnosis of Girls With ICPP or NCCAH-Associated CPP

CharacteristicICPP Group, n = 140
NCCAH Group, n = 37
Mean ± SDRangeMean ± SDRangeP
Clinical feature
 Age at onset, y6.96 ± 1.141.5–8.87.2 ± 0.84.5–8.30.34
 Age at diagnosis, y7.54 ± 1.13.3–9.57.6 ± 1.14.6–90.85
 Pubarche, %a27.3, 59, 9.4, 4.3, 05.6, 72.2, 22.2, 0, 00.007
 Thelarche, %a0, 54.3, 41.4, 4.3, 00, 83.8, 16.2, 0, 00.004
 Axillary hair, %a59.3, 37.1, 2.9, 0, 061.1, 30.6, 8.3, 0, 00.43
Anthropometric measurement
 Height SDS0.69 ± 1.09−2.6 to 4.370.52 ± 0.82−1.16 to 2.220.37
 Weight SDS0.93 ± 0.90−2to 2.810.68 ± 1.06−1.7 to 2.30.16
 BMI SDS0.87 ± 0.86−2.14 to 2.430.55 ± 1.19−2.75 to 2.320.07
 BA, y9.03 ± 1.534.5–12.59.28 ± 1.713.5–11.50.39
 BA − chronological age, y1.48 ± 1.07−0.93 to 5.11.7 ± 1.04−1.17 to 3.830.29
Hormonal profile
 Estradiol, pmol/L49.16 ± 55.543–212.554.35 ± 35.882.4–116.60.78
 DHEAS, μmol/L1.5 ± 1.230.3–6.73.6 ± 2.230.6–10.26<0.001
 Androstenedione, nmol/L2.15 ± 2.260.1–225.01 ± 4.180.04–23.6<0.001
 Basal LH, IU/L0.62 ± 0.770.08–4.40.52 ± 0.590.08–1.90.49
 Stimulated LH, IU/L13.23 ± 13.550.3–68.44.77 ± 3.70.08–15.7<0.002
 Basal FSH, IU/L3.23 ± 1.980.13–9.42.57 ± 2.510.9–10.90.1
 Stimulated FSH, IU/L10.40 ± 4.541.09–30.77.92 ± 3.262.3–13.40.008
 Basal 17-OHP, nmol/L1.86 ± 1.2910.3–9.632.62 ± 26.662.2–96<0.001
 Stimulated 17-OHP, nmol/L7.2 ± 3.22–22.7123.6 ± 47.128.5–203<0.001
 Basal cortisol, nmol/L262.9 ± 125.468–629306.8 ± 153.5114–6460.08
 Stimulated cortisol, nmol/L697.6 ± 97419–1046550.7 ± 140.9340–899<0.001
CharacteristicICPP Group, n = 140
NCCAH Group, n = 37
Mean ± SDRangeMean ± SDRangeP
Clinical feature
 Age at onset, y6.96 ± 1.141.5–8.87.2 ± 0.84.5–8.30.34
 Age at diagnosis, y7.54 ± 1.13.3–9.57.6 ± 1.14.6–90.85
 Pubarche, %a27.3, 59, 9.4, 4.3, 05.6, 72.2, 22.2, 0, 00.007
 Thelarche, %a0, 54.3, 41.4, 4.3, 00, 83.8, 16.2, 0, 00.004
 Axillary hair, %a59.3, 37.1, 2.9, 0, 061.1, 30.6, 8.3, 0, 00.43
Anthropometric measurement
 Height SDS0.69 ± 1.09−2.6 to 4.370.52 ± 0.82−1.16 to 2.220.37
 Weight SDS0.93 ± 0.90−2to 2.810.68 ± 1.06−1.7 to 2.30.16
 BMI SDS0.87 ± 0.86−2.14 to 2.430.55 ± 1.19−2.75 to 2.320.07
 BA, y9.03 ± 1.534.5–12.59.28 ± 1.713.5–11.50.39
 BA − chronological age, y1.48 ± 1.07−0.93 to 5.11.7 ± 1.04−1.17 to 3.830.29
Hormonal profile
 Estradiol, pmol/L49.16 ± 55.543–212.554.35 ± 35.882.4–116.60.78
 DHEAS, μmol/L1.5 ± 1.230.3–6.73.6 ± 2.230.6–10.26<0.001
 Androstenedione, nmol/L2.15 ± 2.260.1–225.01 ± 4.180.04–23.6<0.001
 Basal LH, IU/L0.62 ± 0.770.08–4.40.52 ± 0.590.08–1.90.49
 Stimulated LH, IU/L13.23 ± 13.550.3–68.44.77 ± 3.70.08–15.7<0.002
 Basal FSH, IU/L3.23 ± 1.980.13–9.42.57 ± 2.510.9–10.90.1
 Stimulated FSH, IU/L10.40 ± 4.541.09–30.77.92 ± 3.262.3–13.40.008
 Basal 17-OHP, nmol/L1.86 ± 1.2910.3–9.632.62 ± 26.662.2–96<0.001
 Stimulated 17-OHP, nmol/L7.2 ± 3.22–22.7123.6 ± 47.128.5–203<0.001
 Basal cortisol, nmol/L262.9 ± 125.468–629306.8 ± 153.5114–6460.08
 Stimulated cortisol, nmol/L697.6 ± 97419–1046550.7 ± 140.9340–899<0.001

Abbreviation: BMI, body mass index.

a

Tanner stages 1–5.

Table 1.

Characteristics at Diagnosis of Girls With ICPP or NCCAH-Associated CPP

CharacteristicICPP Group, n = 140
NCCAH Group, n = 37
Mean ± SDRangeMean ± SDRangeP
Clinical feature
 Age at onset, y6.96 ± 1.141.5–8.87.2 ± 0.84.5–8.30.34
 Age at diagnosis, y7.54 ± 1.13.3–9.57.6 ± 1.14.6–90.85
 Pubarche, %a27.3, 59, 9.4, 4.3, 05.6, 72.2, 22.2, 0, 00.007
 Thelarche, %a0, 54.3, 41.4, 4.3, 00, 83.8, 16.2, 0, 00.004
 Axillary hair, %a59.3, 37.1, 2.9, 0, 061.1, 30.6, 8.3, 0, 00.43
Anthropometric measurement
 Height SDS0.69 ± 1.09−2.6 to 4.370.52 ± 0.82−1.16 to 2.220.37
 Weight SDS0.93 ± 0.90−2to 2.810.68 ± 1.06−1.7 to 2.30.16
 BMI SDS0.87 ± 0.86−2.14 to 2.430.55 ± 1.19−2.75 to 2.320.07
 BA, y9.03 ± 1.534.5–12.59.28 ± 1.713.5–11.50.39
 BA − chronological age, y1.48 ± 1.07−0.93 to 5.11.7 ± 1.04−1.17 to 3.830.29
Hormonal profile
 Estradiol, pmol/L49.16 ± 55.543–212.554.35 ± 35.882.4–116.60.78
 DHEAS, μmol/L1.5 ± 1.230.3–6.73.6 ± 2.230.6–10.26<0.001
 Androstenedione, nmol/L2.15 ± 2.260.1–225.01 ± 4.180.04–23.6<0.001
 Basal LH, IU/L0.62 ± 0.770.08–4.40.52 ± 0.590.08–1.90.49
 Stimulated LH, IU/L13.23 ± 13.550.3–68.44.77 ± 3.70.08–15.7<0.002
 Basal FSH, IU/L3.23 ± 1.980.13–9.42.57 ± 2.510.9–10.90.1
 Stimulated FSH, IU/L10.40 ± 4.541.09–30.77.92 ± 3.262.3–13.40.008
 Basal 17-OHP, nmol/L1.86 ± 1.2910.3–9.632.62 ± 26.662.2–96<0.001
 Stimulated 17-OHP, nmol/L7.2 ± 3.22–22.7123.6 ± 47.128.5–203<0.001
 Basal cortisol, nmol/L262.9 ± 125.468–629306.8 ± 153.5114–6460.08
 Stimulated cortisol, nmol/L697.6 ± 97419–1046550.7 ± 140.9340–899<0.001
CharacteristicICPP Group, n = 140
NCCAH Group, n = 37
Mean ± SDRangeMean ± SDRangeP
Clinical feature
 Age at onset, y6.96 ± 1.141.5–8.87.2 ± 0.84.5–8.30.34
 Age at diagnosis, y7.54 ± 1.13.3–9.57.6 ± 1.14.6–90.85
 Pubarche, %a27.3, 59, 9.4, 4.3, 05.6, 72.2, 22.2, 0, 00.007
 Thelarche, %a0, 54.3, 41.4, 4.3, 00, 83.8, 16.2, 0, 00.004
 Axillary hair, %a59.3, 37.1, 2.9, 0, 061.1, 30.6, 8.3, 0, 00.43
Anthropometric measurement
 Height SDS0.69 ± 1.09−2.6 to 4.370.52 ± 0.82−1.16 to 2.220.37
 Weight SDS0.93 ± 0.90−2to 2.810.68 ± 1.06−1.7 to 2.30.16
 BMI SDS0.87 ± 0.86−2.14 to 2.430.55 ± 1.19−2.75 to 2.320.07
 BA, y9.03 ± 1.534.5–12.59.28 ± 1.713.5–11.50.39
 BA − chronological age, y1.48 ± 1.07−0.93 to 5.11.7 ± 1.04−1.17 to 3.830.29
Hormonal profile
 Estradiol, pmol/L49.16 ± 55.543–212.554.35 ± 35.882.4–116.60.78
 DHEAS, μmol/L1.5 ± 1.230.3–6.73.6 ± 2.230.6–10.26<0.001
 Androstenedione, nmol/L2.15 ± 2.260.1–225.01 ± 4.180.04–23.6<0.001
 Basal LH, IU/L0.62 ± 0.770.08–4.40.52 ± 0.590.08–1.90.49
 Stimulated LH, IU/L13.23 ± 13.550.3–68.44.77 ± 3.70.08–15.7<0.002
 Basal FSH, IU/L3.23 ± 1.980.13–9.42.57 ± 2.510.9–10.90.1
 Stimulated FSH, IU/L10.40 ± 4.541.09–30.77.92 ± 3.262.3–13.40.008
 Basal 17-OHP, nmol/L1.86 ± 1.2910.3–9.632.62 ± 26.662.2–96<0.001
 Stimulated 17-OHP, nmol/L7.2 ± 3.22–22.7123.6 ± 47.128.5–203<0.001
 Basal cortisol, nmol/L262.9 ± 125.468–629306.8 ± 153.5114–6460.08
 Stimulated cortisol, nmol/L697.6 ± 97419–1046550.7 ± 140.9340–899<0.001

Abbreviation: BMI, body mass index.

a

Tanner stages 1–5.

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