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Significados de adrenal hypoplasia em inglês

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Adrenal cortical hypofunction that is characterized by insufficient steroid hormone production by the adrenal glands.

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None of the Whigs suffered more in the general wreck than Addison.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
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The illness may also present as Addison disease without apparent neurological involvement.
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I can see it in the face of that horrid Mr. Addison.
Mr. Meeson's Will
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The still higher faculty of invention Addison possessed in still larger measure.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
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Addison let go the saw and sprang for one of the ice-hooks.
A Busy Year at the Old Squire's
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They were interviewed, and subsequently underwent laboratory evaluation for the detection of hypocortisolism.
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In chronic hypocortisolism, adaptive changes in GR status seem to occur at the level of GR number.
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The occurrence of hypocortisolism was higher among participants who had been on ART for a longer period of time.
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The case we report had obesity, hypocortisolism but lacked red hair which is typical for subjects with POMC mutations.
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In the course of steroid replacement therapy for hypocortisolism, the patient's arthralgia diminished, and MRI revealed shrinkage of the mass.
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The occurrence of symptomatic hypoadrenalism was definite in three patients and probable in one.
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Soon after left adrenalectomy, he complained of acute hypoadrenalism requiring cortisol replacement therapy: ten months after surgery he is still hypoadrenal.
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Some of these patients have been described to show transient hypoadrenalism after surgery, similarly to those affected with overt Cushing's syndrome.
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However, no studies have addressed the impact of Addison's disease on physical activity.
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Pre-existing autoimmune hypothyroidism combined with Addison's disease confirmed the diagnosis of unrecognized APS-2.
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Results: A total of 328 patients with Addison's disease were studied.
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Since then, however, the condition has been universally styled Addison's Disease.
The Glands Regulating Personality / A Study of the Glands of Int...
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One case of malignant lymphoma and one case of adrenal hemorrhage had Addison's disease.
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The illness may also present as Addison disease without apparent neurological involvement.
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ALD causes Addison disease frequently in men and occasionally in women.
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Both had oral candidiasis since the first year of life and later developed hypoparathyroidism and Addison disease.
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ADDISON'S DISEASE.-Greatweakness, stomach and bowel disorders, weak heart and dark coloring (pigmentation) of the skin.
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Results: Twenty-two of 119 patients (18.5%) were known to have hypothyroidism and three were known to have Addison disease.
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Uso de adrenal hypoplasia em inglês
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These children may have been misdiagnosed as having salt-losing adrenal hypoplasia.
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We report adult-onset adrenal hypoplasia congenita in a patient who presented with hypogonadism at 28 yr of age.
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This association of defects mirrors those identified in patients with known or suspected abnormalities in adrenocortical development, including adrenal hypoplasia congenita and IMAGe association.
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