… can result from pituitary damage in the absence of hypothalamic involvement, and …
hypothalamic damage. However, growth hormone deficiency can also reflect hypothalamic damage, …

… Increased BMI SDS from 0-12 months was significantly associated with post-operative
MRI evidenced hypothalamic damage and higher BMI at presentation (p <0.05). …

… for excision of hypothalamic tumours. However, polyphagia and weight gain complicate other
disorders related to the hypothalamus, including those that cause structural damage to the …

… In conclusion, a variety of mechanisms probably contribute to weight gain, particularly in the
post-operative setting, in patients with hypothalamic damage. The contribution of individual …

… weight gain and its resultant cardiometabolic abnormalities frequently occur in patients with
tumors in the hypothalamic region leading to hypothalamic … and hypothalamic structures and …

… Almost 30% of our patients had anorexia with poor weight gain or weight loss at presentation.
While this may have been secondary to associated symptoms of intracranial …

… Additionally, we determined the role of hypothalamic damage evaluated by aforementioned
assessment systems in predicting postoperative HO and weight gain via multivariable …

… of sympathetic outflow from the hypothalamus secondary to hypothalamic damage will
result in … hormone from the hypothalamus (TRH), can compound excessive weight gain if left …

… No supranormal weight gain (7) … of weight gain followed by maintenance of this supranormal
BW; the OVX and LH-OVX groups in this study went through a second dynamic weight gain …

… To induce overeating and weight gain in normal rats without brain damage, we used periodic
injections of long acting insulin (Mackay, Callaway, & Barnes, 1940). Protamine zinc insu…