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hypothyroidism, primary gonadal insufficiency, lymphopenia and dyslipidaemia are reported, although not universally present in affected individuals ( Fig. 1 ). In its most severe form, the condition results in fetal hydrops. Morbidity is significant and mortality
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prolactinomas had surgery due to dopamine agonist-resistant tumours. Figure 1 Summary of patients evaluated both pre- and post-surgery for each of the three investigated axes (adrenal axis, thyroid axis and gonad axis). AI, adrenal insufficiency; NFPAs
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Introduction Adrenal insufficiency (AI) is characterised by inadequate adrenal corticosteroid hormone production and is classified as primary, secondary or tertiary ( 1 ). Primary adrenal insufficiency (PAI) is caused by pathological processes
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hypoestrogenism. If the deficiency is located in the ovary, it is referred to as primary ovarian insufficiency (POI), characterized by low estradiol levels promoting high follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) levels, due to lack of negative feedback ( 9 ). Early
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recovery of thyroid and gonadal axis in some patients, necessitating re-testing over time, ACTH deficiency is mostly permanent ( 19 ). Although primary adrenal insufficiency is rare, if the ACTH or renin level was elevated then mineralocorticoid replacement
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Comments Pathology analysis in case of gonadectomy 1 17 B1P5, primary amenorrhea, hirsutism (FG 18), acne, clitoromegaly Yes 10.4 LH: 16.4, FSH: 58.3 ND ND Partial testicular dysgenesis, Right gonadal seminoma 2 14
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postpubertal males with FA and DC/TBD, similar to the results in females. This AMH deficiency could be a primary gonadal defect or a consequence of the pathophysiology of the syndromes. Fertility may be impaired in males with FA as it is in females with FA, but
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