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syndrome Other names Hypercortisolism, Itsenko-Cushing syndrome,
hyperadrenocorticism Facial appearance of a 30 year old
female patient with iatrogenic...
- pituitary-dependent
hyperadrenocorticism, the most
common condition of Cushing's syndrome, but 'Cushing's' is used to
refer to all
hyperadrenocorticism conditions...
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deficiency in Von
Willebrand factor. Cushing's syndrome, also
known as
hyperadrenocorticism,
affects the
adrenal glands, and is
caused by long-term exposure...
- conditions:
atopic dermatitis,
allergic skin disease, demodicosis,
hyperadrenocorticism, mast cell tumour,
pattern alopecia, and zinc-responsive dermatosis...
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hypersomatotropism (an
excess of
growth hormone, also
leading to acromegaly) and
hyperadrenocorticism. In some cats,
cancer causes the loss of
pancreatic islets. Cats...
- the
United States in 2008 for the
treatment of Cushing's
disease (
hyperadrenocorticism) in dogs
under the
brand name Vetoryl. It was
available by prescription...
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Feline distemper Feline foamy virus Feline hepatic lipidosis Feline hyperadrenocorticism Feline hyperaldosteronism Feline hyperesthesia syndrome Feline hyperthyroidism...
- S2CID 5127617.
Money J. "Hermaphroditism,
gender and
precocity in
hyperadrenocorticism:
psychologic findings". Bull
Johns Hopkins Hosp. 1955 Jun;96(6):253-64...
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glucocorticoid levels resulting from
administration as a drug or
hyperadrenocorticism have
effects on many systems. Some
examples include inhibition of...
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triamcinolone acetonide –
corticosteroid trilostane – for
canine Cushing's (
hyperadrenocorticism)
syndrome trimethoprim — used
widely for
bacterial infections, is...
