Turner Syndrome
Turner Syndrome is indexed under Pediatric-Onset Chronic, Genetic/Chromosomal. Also known as TS, 45,X.
- US prevalence
- ~1 in 2,000 female newborns worldwide; frequency is substantially higher among pregnancies that do not survive to term Source: NIH MedlinePlus Genetics — Turner syndrome. This figure comes from a professional society, registry, or study rather than a federal source. Label: REPORTED.
- ICD-10-CM codes
- Q96
- Typical onset
- Present at birth; often diagnosed at puberty if mosaic
- Course
- lifelong
- Body systems
- endocrine, cardiovascular, reproductive
- Sex differences
- Exclusively female
- Racial and ethnic differences
- Affects all racial groups equally
What this page does not establish
These figures describe populations, not individuals, and none of them is a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation. Prevalence estimates are approximate and reflect published ranges. Disparity figures are reported patterns, not causes.
Taxonomy last reviewed 2026-05-19. Each figure on the interactive page carries its own source and retrieval date, which can be later than this review.
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