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Pseudomyxoma Peritonei: A Case Report. [PDF]
CureusAwada H, Dean C, Kim C, Li S, Arabian S.
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Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1983
The surgical treatment for gynecomastia has had variations since 1538, when the first description of the surgical treatment was attributed to Paulus Aegineta. Since then, various incisions on and under the breast have been used. It has also been thought that when gynecomastia is severe, the excess skin should be removed along with the gland and fat ...
B, Teimourian, R, Perlman
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The surgical treatment for gynecomastia has had variations since 1538, when the first description of the surgical treatment was attributed to Paulus Aegineta. Since then, various incisions on and under the breast have been used. It has also been thought that when gynecomastia is severe, the excess skin should be removed along with the gland and fat ...
B, Teimourian, R, Perlman
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Pediatric endocrinology reviews : PER, 2007 Gynecomastia is a common clinical condition consisting of a benign proliferation of male breast glandular tissue. It may be an incidental finding on routine examination or may present as an acute, unilateral or bilateral, painful tender mass beneath the areolar region. Most cases of gynecomastia have no known cause, especially in patients presenting in
Buyukgebiz, Atilla, ABACI, AYHAN
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Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America, 2007
Gynecomastia is common and may be asymptomatic. In most cases, a thorough history and physical examination, along with limited laboratory investigations, can help to exclude breast malignancy and serious underlying endocrine or systemic disease. Careful clinical observation may be all that is required in many cases, because gynecomastia often resolves ...
Harmeet Singh, Narula, Harold E, Carlson
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Gynecomastia is common and may be asymptomatic. In most cases, a thorough history and physical examination, along with limited laboratory investigations, can help to exclude breast malignancy and serious underlying endocrine or systemic disease. Careful clinical observation may be all that is required in many cases, because gynecomastia often resolves ...
Harmeet Singh, Narula, Harold E, Carlson
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Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2023
Enlargement of breasts among boys is termed gynecomastia. This could be due to an alteration in the androgen-estrogen ratio along with the effects of other hormones including growth hormone, insulin like growth factor 1, prolactin, and other factors affecting aromatase enzyme.
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Enlargement of breasts among boys is termed gynecomastia. This could be due to an alteration in the androgen-estrogen ratio along with the effects of other hormones including growth hormone, insulin like growth factor 1, prolactin, and other factors affecting aromatase enzyme.
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Treatment of adolescent gynecomastia
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 2010 PURPOSE: Adolescent gynecomastia is common but variable in severity. The disease may be self-limited. Although antiestrogen therapy can be used in persistent gynecomastia, results are mixed.
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1961
Abstract Gynecomastia results from an endocrine imbalance. The known causes are reviewed. They relate clinically to the transplacental passage of maternal hormones in gynecomastia of the newborn, and to excessive hormonal production in pubertal breast hypertrophy.
J W, GIACOBINE, N B, SEARLE
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Abstract Gynecomastia results from an endocrine imbalance. The known causes are reviewed. They relate clinically to the transplacental passage of maternal hormones in gynecomastia of the newborn, and to excessive hormonal production in pubertal breast hypertrophy.
J W, GIACOBINE, N B, SEARLE
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