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34 Protocol niet-functionerende hypofysetumor/incidentaloom

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Endocrinologische functieproeven

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Men spreekt van een niet-functionerende hypofysetumor/incidentaloom indien het hypofyseadenoom geen klinische verschijnselen veroorzaakt die passen bij hormonale overproductie. Tevens dient overproductie van groeihormoon, prolactine en cortisol te zijn uitgesloten. Patiënten komen in het medische circuit ten gevolge van verschijnselen van neurologische/oogheelkundige dan wel endocriene uitval of worden bij toeval ontdekt (incidentaloom).

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van Bergeijk, L. et al. (2011). 34 Protocol niet-functionerende hypofysetumor/incidentaloom. In: Endocrinologische functieproeven. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-313-7711-4_34

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