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Acromegalia and hypofisarian adenomas: a review of literature
Corresponding Author(s) : Luis Rafael Moscote-Salazar
rafaelmoscote21@gmail.com
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Abstract
Acromegaly is a condition that includes certain clinical manifestations caused by high serum levels of growth hormone that, in most cases, is due to the presence of pituitary adenomas. The early clinical suspicion of this entity and its timely diagnosis allows the treatment to generate high rates of remission of the disease. Growth hormone producers account for 10 to 25%, its unspecific clinical manifestations, added to the insidious behavior of the disease, lead to a delay in its diagnosis and treatment, in such a way that the suspicion of this condition at the beginning of the appearance of signs and symptoms is relevant to decrease its morbidity.
Keywords
Aromegaly
Growth Hormone-Secreting Pituitary Adenoma
tumor
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Moscote-Salazar LR. Acromegalia and hypofisarian adenomas: a review of literature. Ciencia e Innovación en Salud [Internet]. 2019Oct.25 [cited 2020Jul.3];. Available from: https://revistas.unisimon.edu.co/index.php/innovacionsalud/article/view/3352
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