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, 15 ), cranial magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) were performed at the time points of CP diagnosis and prospectively at 3-months intervals during the first year of follow-up after CP diagnosis. A neuroradiologist (BB), blinded for clinical details
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46,XY. MRI showed the presence of a Müllerian duct remnant of 27 mm × 15 mm not visible on ultrasonography. Surgery was performed to remove the gonads due to testicular dysgenesis highlighted by the hormonal workup. The anatomopathological study
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. If hypophysitis is suspected clinically then a contrast-enhanced MRI pituitary scan should be performed as soon as possible. Headache, diplopia and cranial nerve palsies (CTCAE grade 3–4) should trigger an urgent MRI scan of the pituitary; to
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transformation is remarkably low in VHL- mutated PHEO/PGL usually not exceeding 5% in published series compared with 30–60% of most other PHEO/PGL with cluster-1 identity ( 3 , 6 , 16 , 17 , 18 , 19 , 20 ). The advent of high-resolution CT and MRI and
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provocative agents and diagnostic thresholds that are used in adults. A substantial proportion of patients (25–100%) with CO-GHD, especially children with isolated GHD and normal or small pituitary on MRI, have normalization of GH secretion following re
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