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://doi.org/10.1530/EJE-17-0568 ) 39 Gach A Pinkier I Sałacińska K Szarras-Czapnik M Salachna D Kucińska A Rybak-Krzyszkowska M & Sakowicz A . Identification of gene variants in a cohort of hypogonadotropic hypogonadism: diagnostic utility of
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, 5 ). Conversely, the causes of adult-onset GHD (AO-GHD) are mainly due to hypothalamic–pituitary lesions and their associated treatment by surgery and/or radiotherapy ( 6 ), and performing diagnostic testing should only be limited to patients who are
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pituitary function assessment in evaluations following diagnosis of MC4DN4 and considering SCO1 as a candidate gene in the diagnostic assessment of hypopituitarism and DEE. Further research is needed to better understand the underlying mechanisms and
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in this age group, while the papillary type is almost only prevalent in adults ( 1 ). The diagnosis of CP in the fetal and neonatal periods is uncommon. Due to modern and noninvasive diagnostic techniques such as MRI and high-quality ultrasound
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and ROHHAD (NET) cases reported after October 2019 in the PUBMED database as group 2. The literature screening process is detailed in Fig. 1 . The diagnostic criteria for ROHHAD syndrome were based on those used in a previous report ( 8 ), as well as
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manifestations, neuroimaging features, laboratory examination, tumor markers, diagnostic methods, therapeutic strategies, and outcomes. The symptom interval was defined as the time span from its occurrence to its diagnosis. Tumor markers were measured using an
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(Roche Diagnostics) on an Elecsys® analyzer. Treating physicians were blinded for IL-6 and PCT but not the remaining investigational inflammatory biomarkers such as leucocytes or CRP. Study outcomes The primary outcome was the association between
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Introduction Thyroid hormone receptors (TRs) mediate thyroid hormone action. They can be divided into thyroid hormone receptor alpha (TRα) and thyroid hormone receptor beta (TRβ1 and TRβ2). Mutations in encoding genes ( THRA and THRB ) lead