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Pituitary Disorders FSH & LH Tumors
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FSH- and LH-secreting tumors very rarely present with clinical symptoms of hormone over-secretion. Hence, the presentation of these tumors is almost always identical to non-functional (or endocrine inactive) adenomas. These symptoms include:
Like non-functional adenomas, primary treatment is usually surgical. oad23504 |
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