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'Winter' SyndromeFrom: Tamizian.obsgyn (mant41@dial.pipex.com)Wed Nov 12 01:12:46 1997
Dear Listmembers, One of my colleagues has asked me to look up information on the features and management options for 'Winter' syndrome which I gather inncludes a rudimentary vagina, renal abnormalities among other features (I don't know what they are). He has got a 15 year old patient under his care when she was admitted with as a gynaecological emergency with a ruptured corpus luteum and subsequently the above was suspected. Thank you for any help you can give us. Onnig. ************************************************************************Dr Onnig Tamizian, Senior SHO, University Hospital, Nottingham NG7 2UH.
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