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Table 3 Variation in the management of patients with CO-GHD between the four Scottish centres according to GHD categories

From: An audit of the management of childhood-onset growth hormone deficiency during young adulthood in Scotland

Centres

A

B

C

D

 

IGHD

MPHD

IGHD

MPHD

IGHD

MPHD

IGHD

MPHD

Total CO-GHD n = 130 [32]

32

38[16]

6

26[10]

8

10[3]

2

8[3]

Retested n = 74 [14]

21

27[13]

4

12[0]

4

1 [0]

2

3[1]

 With structural abnormalitiesa

8

13[5]

2

1

 Tumour relatedb

3

13[8]

2

7

1

1

 Idiopathic/unexplainedc

10

1

2

3

3

2

2[1]

Re-confirmed GHD

16

27[13]

3

9[0]

1

0

2

3[1]

Not retested (but on adult rhGH) n = 34 [17]

0

7[2]

2

14[10]

1

6 [3]

4[2]

 With structural abnormalitiesa

2

1

1

3 [3]

1

 Tumour relatedb

5[2]

12[10]

3

1[1]

 Idiopathic/unexplainedc

2

1

2[1]

  1. Data are presented as number of patients with CO-GHD and [number of patients who have three and more additional pituitary hormones deficiencies
  2. aMRI imaging reported hypothalamic-pituitary axial structural abnormalities
  3. bCranial irradiation
  4. cNormal pituitary MRI/Congenital GHD unexplained (no MRI report)/and/or associated with chronic disease