1948
DOI: 10.1210/jcem-8-8-687
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Diabetes Mellitus Followed by Addison's Disease and Hypothyroidism, Simulating Panhypopituitarism

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“…The literature on an apparent clinical association between diabetes mellitus, hyperthyroidism (Bowen and Lenzner, 1951;Breslau, Lashof and Klein, 1955;Ralli, Street and Pell, 1955) and hypothyroidism (Bernstein, 1948;Farrer-Brown, 1962;Mulhern, Mosi and Shulmann, 1965) is extensive. However, many of the earlier papers are only case reports and there are few series in which large groups of patients with thyroid disease and diabetes have been systematically evaluated in order to establish the magnitude of the association.…”
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“…The literature on an apparent clinical association between diabetes mellitus, hyperthyroidism (Bowen and Lenzner, 1951;Breslau, Lashof and Klein, 1955;Ralli, Street and Pell, 1955) and hypothyroidism (Bernstein, 1948;Farrer-Brown, 1962;Mulhern, Mosi and Shulmann, 1965) is extensive. However, many of the earlier papers are only case reports and there are few series in which large groups of patients with thyroid disease and diabetes have been systematically evaluated in order to establish the magnitude of the association.…”
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“…24 " 29 Diabetes and hypothyroidism have occurred in patients with various types of multiple glandular disorders: pituitary myxedema, 30 pituitary tumor, 31 and pseudopituitarism. 32 Schuman 30 is the only example of diabetes mellitus and pituitary myxedema not associated with evidence of other pituitary failure or tumor. The possibility that some of the cases referred to above were instances of pituitary myxedema cannot be evaluated since the response to thyrotropic hormone 35 which would separate primary hypothyroidism from pituitary hypothyroidism was not determined.…”
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