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==Overview==
 
'''Hyperpituitarism''' is the result of excess secretion of adenohypophyseal trophic [[hormones]] most commonly by a functional [[pituitary adenoma]]. Other causes are hyperplasias and carcinomas of the adenohypophysis, secretion by non-pituitary tumours and certain hypothalamic disorders.


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Hyperpituitarism
ICD-10 E22
ICD-9 253.1
MeSH D006964

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Clinical manifestations

Depending on the cell type(s) affected, clinical manifestations of hormone excess may include:

Associated conditions

When there is an enlargement of the pituitary tissue, hyperpituitarism is often associated with:

Symptoms

Symptoms caused by hormone excess and associated mass effects include:



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