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Table 2 Differences in assessment of hormonal profile evaluation between General Physician (GP) and Endocrinologist

From: Clinical presentation, evaluation and case management of primary empty sella syndrome: a retrospective analysis of 10-year single-center patient data

 

Seen by General Physician

Seen by Endocrinologist

N = 610

N = 155

n(%)

n(%)

Gonadal axis

 Not assessed

595 (97.5)

74 (47.7)

 Assessed:

15 (2.5)

81 (52.9)

  Affected

1 (6.6)

37 (43.5)

Somatotrophic axis

 Not assessed

609 (99.8)

140 (90.3)

 Assessed:

1 (0.2)

15 (9.7)

  Affected

4 (26.6)

Lactotrophic axis

 Not assessed

588 (96.4)

72 (46.5)

 Assessed:

22 (3.6)

83 (53.6)

  Affected

9 (40.9)

39 (47.0)

Adrenal hormones

 Not assessed

597 (97.9)

92 (59.4)

 Assessed:

13 (2.2)

63 (40.6)

  Affected

4 (30.7)

34 (54.0)

ADH

 Not assessed

248 (40.7)

25 (16.1)

 Assessed:

362 (59.4)

129 (83.2)

  Affected

30 (8.3)

18 (14.0)

Thyrotrophic axis

 Not assessed

423 (69.3)

33 (21.3)

 Assessed:

187 (30.6)

122 (79.0)

  Affected

57 (30.5)

63 (51.6)

  1. The denominator for percentage is the total sample seen
  2. Affected is calculated within those assessed
  3. ADH Anti diuretic hormone