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Pituitary stalk interruption syndrome: MRI findings in a case of pituitary hypogonadism

Aloysius Ebi Ligha, Charles Oyinbo, Micheal Tarimobo Otobo

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Thus, these results suggest that Obp2 is a key factor

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Thus, these results suggest that Obp2 is a key factor

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Thus, these results suggest that Obp2 is a key factor

Key concepts: Pituitary stalk, Medicine, Endocrinology, Pediatrics, Pituitary gland, Internal medicine, Hormone

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