NOCTURNAL TSH SURGE IN CENTRAL HYPOTHYROIDISM

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University Of Tennessee Health Sci Ctr, Memphis TN

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Abstract

In this study, 60 children with idiopathic short stature undergo overnight study of their pattern TSH. In addition, 60 children who have undergone treatment of CNS tumor/oncology and 60 children who have survived significant head injury will be studied. Those who are identified as having blunted TSH secretion at night will be eligible to participate in a subsequent placebo-controlled treatment phase."

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