Evaluation of pelvic ultrasonography in the diagnosis and differentiation of various forms of sexual precocity in girls.

The article explores the role of pelvic ultrasound variables in discriminating between normal girls and girls with different forms of sexual precocity. It also aims to establish cut-off limits of pelvic ultrasound measurements for differentiating between these conditions. Results reveal that ultrasound examination of the uterus and ovaries could be a complementary tool to diagnose central precocious puberty and for the early initiation of appropriate treatment.