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Pituitary Disorders

How is it diagnosed?

Diagnostic laboratory tests are available through a GP or an Endocrinologist. The type of test performed is usually indicated by the presenting signs and symptoms. Radiological imaging (MRI and CT scans) is also commonly used to detect the presence of pituitary adenomas.

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Medical text last reviewed March 2004 by Dr J Webster, Consultant Physician and Endocrinologist, Northern General Hospital, Sheffield, UK.

 

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