Clinical Signs and Symptoms

Polycystic Ovarian Morphology

Hirsutism

Insulin Resistance

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Different Phenotypes within unselected (unbiased) populations

40-50% Phenotype A and B

35% Phenotype C

20% Phenotype D

Compared with unselected patient, PCOS patients defined in the clinical setting are more obese, hirsute, more hyperandrogenic, and show greater proportion of phenotype A and B

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