The Forester at the time had three main models available in Australia from August 2005 Series II: 1  X - naturally aspirated 2.5 L flat-4, 121 kW (162 hp) 2  XS - naturally aspirated 2.5 L flat-4, 121 kW (162 hp) 3  XT - turbocharged 2.5 L flat-4, 169 kW (227 hp)
Mortality ratios, life expectancy, and causes of death in patients with Turner's syndrome. This article has been cited by other articles in PMC. Abstract. In a prospective study of 156 female patients with Turner's syndrome who had survived infancy and been followed up for an average of 17 years there were 15 deaths. The expected mortality was 3.6. Sixteen of the patients had a congenital heart anomaly and five of the deaths occurred in this group. The 10 deaths in the remaining 140 were three times as many as expected. The reduction in life expectation was 12.5 years at age 1 year, 11 years at age 20, and 10 years at age 40.
What is the life expectancy of a girl with Turner syndrome? Turner syndrome can affect one person very differently from how it affects another person. It is difficult to make predictions about how the disease will progress for an individual. For girls and women who are treated promptly and follow their treatment plans, they can have a normal or near-normal life expectancy. However, girls and women with Turner syndrome are at risk for life-threatening issues throughout life. This can be because of problems associated with the disorder like problems with the heart, high blood pressure, osteoporosis (where the bones lose bone mass and become fragile and brittle), or obesity.