Historia clinica de un caso de endocrinología
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síndrome de Lawrence-Bardet-Bield, síndrome de Frolich, polidactilia, retinitis pigmentaria, bocio (es)Downloads
Síndrome de LAWRENCE-BARDET-BIELD, variante de clasificación
de la Distrofia adiposo-genital de Babinsky-Frolich. Consiste en un sujeto, hombre o mujer, estadísticamente es más frecuente en los hombres, que presenta algunas de las modalidades características del Síndrome de Frolich, tan conocido y estudiado por, todos los investigadores. Sobre esta base endocrina, se injertan tres, distintivos somáticos que le dan cierta individualidad al Síndrome de Lawrence. Son ellos: LA POLIDACTILIA, LA RETINITIS PIGMENTARIA Y EL BOCIO. Se presentan a continuación los dos casos anteriormente descritos entre nosotros, que aparecen publicados ambos, en el BOLETIN CLINICO, Organo de la Facultad de Medicina y Ciencias Naturales de la Universidad de Antioquia.
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