Question

A patient is presenting with symptoms of gigantism. After a series of tests, you conclude that the
patient most likely has a tumour on which of the following structures?​

Answer 1

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Overproduction of growth hormone causes excessive growth. In children, the condition is called gigantism. In adults, it is called acromegaly. Excessive growth hormone is almost always caused by a noncancerous (benign) pituitary tumor.

Answer 2

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Overproduction of growth hormone causes excessive growth. In children, the condition is called gigantism. In adults, it is called acromegaly. Excessive growth hormone is almost always caused by a noncancerous (benign) pituitary tumor.