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Pituitary HypofunctionIn this chapter the general aspects of hypopituitarism, as well as the specific syndromes that occur as a consequence of selective hormonal deficiencies will be discussed.

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Thyroid HypofunctionHypothyroidism is a common disorder. The incidence of subclinical hypothyroidism in the general population, derived from population surveys, ranges from 2% to 9%.

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Computational Intelligence and Informaticsfer enormous significance. Although the neurosurgeon and the CT radiologist dominate the diagnostic arena of patients with pituitary tumors, the endocrinologic work-up of these patients assumes importance both pre- and postoperatively.

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Computational Intelligence in Healthcare 4 T.R, T.RIA, TSH), tests that dynamically evaluate the pituitary—thyroid axis (TRH test, cytomal suppression test), and . isotopic tests (radioiodine uptake tests, thyroid scan, etc.). In addition, several adjunctive tests (thyroglobulin, antithyroid antibodies, human thyroid stimulators, free hormones, etc.) can be utilized when indicated.

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S Spelmen Vimalraj,Porkodi Rajendrantion of this chapter, the etiology and clinical features of hyperthyroidism in general are reviewed. In the following section Graves’ disease is separately discussed. The final section of the chapter deals with hyperthyroidism secondary to the autonomously functioning thyroid nodule.

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