Hypothalamic Hamartoma associated with Precocious Puberty
Amei Wang, Yoko Nakasu, Masaharu Ichikawa, Satoshi Nakasu, Jyoji Handa, Keiko Okumura, Noriaki Ohya
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Amei Wang, Yoko Nakasu, Masaharu Ichikawa, Satoshi Nakasu, Jyoji Handa, Keiko Okumura, Noriaki Ohya
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A hypothalamic hamartoma associated with true precocious puberty in a 2-year-old girl is reported. Following subtotal removal of the tumor, endocrinological abnormalities as well as clinical manifestations of precocious puberty were restored to normal. Although the immunofluorescence study of the specimen was negative, ultrastructural studies revealed dense core vesicles of approximately 100 nm in size in the neurons. The mechanisms of precocious puberty in patients with a hypothalamic hamartoma are briefly discussed.
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A hypothalamic hamartoma associated with true precocious puberty in a 2-year-old girl is reported. Following subtotal removal of the tumor, endocrinological abnormalities as well as clinical manifestations of precocious puberty were restored to normal. Although the immunofluorescence study of the specimen was negative, ultrastructural studies revealed dense core vesicles of approximately 100 nm in size in the neurons. The mechanisms of precocious puberty in patients with a hypothalamic hamartoma are briefly discussed.
Key concepts: Hypothalamic hamartoma, Precocious puberty, Hamartoma, Medicine, Girl, Endocrinology, Central precocious puberty, Internal medicine