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Tiffany Schmok1,2, Abhilasha Surampalli1, Manaswitha Khare1,3

  • 1Division of Genetics and Genomic Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, University of California, Irvine, California, USA.

American journal of medical genetics. Part A
|June 5, 2024
PubMed
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普拉德-威利综合征 (PWS) 患者的甲状腺异常发生率为7.6%. 增长激素 (GH) 治疗与甲状腺功能的改善有关,这表明对PWS患者进行定期查和早期GH干预.

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普拉德·威利综合征 (Prader-Willi综合征) 是一种删除删除删除删除删除增长激素增长激素的使用方法甲状腺功能低下症 甲状腺功能低下症母亲单亲双胞胎异构.甲状腺素刺激激素激素激素激素刺激激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素激素

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