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Suspecting Pituitary Disorders: “What's Next?”

Publish date: March 21, 2017
Author(s):
Ji Hyun (CJ) Chun, PA-C, BC-ADM
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In this "3 in 3" video, Ji Hyun (CJ) Chun, PA-C, BC-ADM, covers 3 types of pituitary disorders and describes useful workups for use by primary care clinicians.

Clinician Reviews' "3 in 3" video series delivers 3 take-home points in 3 minutes—or less.

 

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