Letrozole Treatment in Idiopathic Peripheral Precocious Puberty Without Diagnosis of McCune-Albright Syndrome: A Case Report.
Carlotta Tartarini, Eugenio Trinati, Gaia Varriale et al.
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Case in brief
A girl with idiopathic peripheral precocious puberty presented with premature thelarche, recurrent vaginal bleeding, and elevated estradiol levels, alongside ultrasound findings of ovarian cysts. After excluding McCune-Albright syndrome through comprehensive evaluation, she was treated with off-label letrozole. The treatment resulted in regression of uterine maturation and ovarian cysts, normalization of blood tests, and cessation of vaginal bleeding without adverse effects.
Diagnostic / clinical pearl
Letrozole may be an effective treatment for idiopathic peripheral precocious puberty when McCune-Albright syndrome is excluded.