ea0037ep773 | Pituitary: clinical | ECE2015
Catalina Pablo F
, Guanipa Wilfredo
, Paramo Concepcion
, Gonzalez Enrique Suarez
, Matias Lucas Gonzalez
, Alvarez Elias
, Mallo Federico
Acromegaloidisms are usually reported as isolated cases that are not well characterised clinically. Indeed, most such cases were reported several decades ago, part of the reason why our knowledge about this entity is scarce. By contrast, clinical situations suggestive of acromegaly are not so infrequent, in which basal GH and IGF1 levels lie within a normal range, the GH responses to OGTT challenge are conserved and there is no radiological (MRI) evidence of hypothalamic-pitui...