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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of acromegaly patients at the time of diagnosis

From: Clinical experiences and success rates of acromegaly treatment: the single center results of 62 patients

 

SE ± mean (Range)

 

n

(%)

Age (years)

46.2 ± 1.4 (18–75)

Number of microadenomas

8/62

(13%)

Age at the time of diagnosis (years)

38.2 ± 1.4 (8–65)

Number of macroadenomas

54/62

(87%)

Time to diagnosis (years)

4.5 ± 0.3 (1–14)

Hyperprolactinemia

13/62

(21%)

Follow-up duration

7.3 ± 0.8 (1–29)

Hypertension

13/62

(21%)

GH level (ng/ml); (n = 54)

39.18 (2.1–179)

Diabetes Mellitus

22/62

(35%)

#IGF-1 level (ng/ml); (n = 41)

993.5 ± 79 (262–3000)

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

2/62

(3.2%)

IGF-1 level (n = 1)*

1700 ± 0

Menstrual irregularity

4/32

(12.5%)

IGF-1 levels (n = 4)**

1318 ± 788

Loss of libido

2/62

(3.2%)

IGF-1 levels (n = 17)***

770.5 ± 694

Galactorrhea

4/62

(6.5%)

IGF-1 levels (n = 19)****

1078 ± 1249

Headache

4/62

(6.5%)

  

Typical facial findings and growth in hands and feet

55/62

(92%)

  1. #IGF-1 levels (based on age and gender).
  2. *Male, for 6–8 years; normal range of IGF-1: 110-565 ng/ml.
  3. **Female and male, for 16–25years; normal range of IGF-1: 182-780 ng/ml.
  4. ***Female, for > 25 years; normal range of IGF-1: 123-463 ng/ml.
  5. ****Male, for > 25 years; normal range of IGF-1: 123-463 ng/ml.