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Seniha Kiremitci Yilmaz1, Gülgün Yilmaz Ovali2, Deniz Ozalp Kizilay3

  • 1Division of Pediatric Endocrinology, Health Sciences University, Istanbul Haseki Training and Research Hospital, Istanbul, Turkey. skyilmaz.dr@gmail.com.

Endocrine
|July 5, 2024
PubMed
概括

骨年龄 (BA) 评估对于诊断患有生长问题儿童的垂体缺血症至关重要. 这种方法可以准确地区分生长激素缺乏症 (GHD) 和特异性矮身 (ISS),提高诊断精度.

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骨头年龄 骨头年龄多重垂体激素缺乏症 多重垂体激素缺乏症下垂体过度增生是什么意思?脑下垂体体积的数量再组合GH的反应反应.人身矮小,身材矮小的人.

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