Partial growth hormone deficiency is associated with an adverse cardiovascular risk profile and increased carotid intima‐medial thickness

@article{Murray2010PartialGH,
  title={Partial growth hormone deficiency is associated with an adverse cardiovascular risk profile and increased carotid intima‐medial thickness},
  author={R. Murray and G. Wieringa and Jeremy A. Lawrance and J. Adams and Stephen M. Shalet},
  journal={Clinical Endocrinology},
  year={2010},
  volume={73}
}
  • R. Murray, G. Wieringa, +2 authors Stephen M. Shalet
  • Published 2010
  • Medicine
  • Clinical Endocrinology
    • Objective  To quantify the relative prevalence of surrogate markers of vascular risk in adults with partial GH deficiency (GH insufficiency, GHI). 
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