Pituitary hyperplasia due to Himalayan endemic hypothyroidism
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Pituitary hyperplasia due to Himalayan endemic hypothyroidism
Abstract
Pituitary hyperplasia due to hypothyroidism can be treated medically. This condition should not be mistaken for adenoma and surgery should be avoided.
Keywords: case report; endemic goiter; hypothyroidism; pituitary hyperplasia.
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