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Rapid progressionof hypothyroidism related pituitary hyperplasia: a case report.

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Journal of neurosurgery Pediatrics (2):212-214.
Date Issued
2009-08-10T05:03:00Z
Date
2008-09
Author(s)
許薰惠
Lee CY, Hsu HH, Lai HY, Lee ST
Subjects
小兒學科
Abstract
Sellar and suprasellar masses are related to many factors. The authors report on a 10.3-year-old female patient who presented with growth retardation. Initial normal results of a hormone study and rapid progression of hypothyroidism-related pituitary hyperplasia within a 4-week interval were noted. The mass disappeared after thyroxine treatment. The authors conclude that repeated hormone examinations and avoidance of an unnecessary operation are needed in such patients.
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https://203.71.86.71/handle/123456789/14221
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