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The Pediatric Endocrinology Division evaluates infants, children, and adolescents with endocrine disorders including:
- carbohydrate metabolic disorders (diabetes mellitus, hypoglycemia),
- lipid metabolic disorders,
- growth disorders (growth failure, excessive growth),
- pubertal disorders (precocious puberty/premature thelarchy/premature pubarche, delayed, gynecomastia),
- hirsutism and menstrual disorders,
- polycystic ovarian syndrome,
- other hyperandrogenic disorders in adolescents and young women,
- gonadal disorders (gonadal dysgenesis, primary and secondary hypogonadism),
- ambiguous genitalia,
- calcium and phosphorous disorders (hypocalcemia, rickets, hypercalcemia,hypophosphotemia, hyperphosphotemia),
- obesity disorders,
- thyroid disorders (goiter, hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, thyroid nodule),and
- pituitary disorders (congenital pituitary dysfunction, acquired pituitary dysfunction, diabetes insipidus).
- Songya Pang, MD, Chief
- Diego Ize-Ludlow, MD
- Mary Suriano, RN
- Philip Forbes, Divisional Coordinator
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