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The type 2 diabetes diet book
Using this guide, you can design a low-carb, low-calorie diet that helps you shed weight while controlling your diabetes. --from publisher description.
Acromegaly Due to Secretion of Growth Hormone by an Ectopic Pancreatic Islet-Cell Tumor
THE clinical features of acromegaly result directly or indirectly from sustained hypersecretion of growth hormone. 1 2 3 Somatotroph-cell adenomas, or in rare cases hyperplasia, constitute the pathologic pituitary lesions causing acromegaly. 4 , 5 Also in rare cases, acromegaly may be caused by ectopic somatotroph-cell adenomas in the sphenoid or parapharyngeal sinuses. 4 , 5 Attention has recently been focused on the elaboration of growth hormone–releasing factors by carcinoid 6 and pancreatic islet-cell tumors 7 causing acromegaly. The structure of human growth hormone–releasing factor was, in fact, first elucidated from two such pancreatic tumor extracts, which were shown to stimulate growth hormone release both in vitro and in vivo. 8 , 9 Ectopic . . .