Fibrous dysplasia of bone frequently involves the anterior base of the cranium and results in encasement of the optic-nerve canals. It has been assumed that such encasement leads to constriction and ...
Typical features of growth hormone excess include coarsened facies, cardiovascular disease, and overgrowth of the hands and feet. A classic radiographic finding is distal tufting of the phalanges. 4 ...
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