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Double adenoma of the pituitary: A somatotroph adenoma colliding with a gonadotroph adenoma
Journal of Endocrinological Investigation, 2000Pituitary collision tumors are rare. They may create difficult diagnostic problems and their histogenesis is not clear. We report here an unusual case of a somatotroph adenoma colliding with a gonadotroph adenoma.The 64-year-old man had clinical acromegaly.
L V, Syro, E, Horvath, K, Kovacs
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Canalicular adenoma: Not a basal cell adenoma
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1984The evidence that canalicular adenomas and basal cell adenomas are separate entities is presented in this article. The clinical features were studied in a series of 13 previously unreported salivary gland tumors (5 canalicular adenomas and 8 basal cell adenomas) and 99 examples derived from the literature (68 canalicular adenomas and 31 basal cell ...
T D, Daley, D G, Gardner, M S, Smout
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2017
Because of the increasing life expectancy and improving of diagnostic methods, management of pituitary adenomas in elderly patients is growing with time and, actually, the incidence rate has reached value of 7-10 %; more than 80 % of these lesions result in non-functioning pituitary adenomas.
Cappabianca P. +8 more
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Because of the increasing life expectancy and improving of diagnostic methods, management of pituitary adenomas in elderly patients is growing with time and, actually, the incidence rate has reached value of 7-10 %; more than 80 % of these lesions result in non-functioning pituitary adenomas.
Cappabianca P. +8 more
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2015
Hepatocellular adenoma is one of the benign tumors which may occur in the liver. Solitary adenoma is more frequent in women, especially associated with the use of oral contraceptives or anabolic steroids. Glycogen storage disease and mutation of HNF1A gene are associated with an increased incidence of adenomas.
ERCOLANI, GIORGIO +3 more
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Hepatocellular adenoma is one of the benign tumors which may occur in the liver. Solitary adenoma is more frequent in women, especially associated with the use of oral contraceptives or anabolic steroids. Glycogen storage disease and mutation of HNF1A gene are associated with an increased incidence of adenomas.
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1947
THAT adenoma of the trachea is comparatively rare is indicated by the few cases reported in the literature as well as by the personal experiences of several authorities working in large clinics. REPORT OF A CASE M. F., a white woman aged 37, was first seen in a medical clinic on Dec. 13, 1940.
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THAT adenoma of the trachea is comparatively rare is indicated by the few cases reported in the literature as well as by the personal experiences of several authorities working in large clinics. REPORT OF A CASE M. F., a white woman aged 37, was first seen in a medical clinic on Dec. 13, 1940.
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1979
The incidence and morphologic features of coronal adenomas, benign epithelial tumors of the ciliary processes, were studied in 500 autopsy cases. Macroscopically, coronal adenomas are white, globular, often cystic in appearance, of limited growth potential, and found only on the ciliary processes.
J B, Bateman, R Y, Foos
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The incidence and morphologic features of coronal adenomas, benign epithelial tumors of the ciliary processes, were studied in 500 autopsy cases. Macroscopically, coronal adenomas are white, globular, often cystic in appearance, of limited growth potential, and found only on the ciliary processes.
J B, Bateman, R Y, Foos
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ANZ Journal of Surgery, 2007
This article was presented at the conjoint CSSA and RACS (colorectal section) spring meeting Queensland, Australia, September 2004. The adenoma–carcinoma sequence describes a succession of events from polypoid adenoma to colorectal cancer. However, this model only accounts for up to two‐thirds of colorectal cancers.
Doug, Speake +3 more
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This article was presented at the conjoint CSSA and RACS (colorectal section) spring meeting Queensland, Australia, September 2004. The adenoma–carcinoma sequence describes a succession of events from polypoid adenoma to colorectal cancer. However, this model only accounts for up to two‐thirds of colorectal cancers.
Doug, Speake +3 more
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