Tuberculosis in Cervical Glands
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due to the prolonged exposure (6 days). hG.H. secretion from another somatotrophic adenoma (data not shown) was inhibited 76-8±2-4% within 24 h by bromocriptine, remained inhibited for 2 days, and subsequently increased in three of four cultures in 24 h when bromocriptine was withdrawn. This change just failed to achieve statistical significance. Further reduction in exposure-time and dosage should allow recovery to be demonstrated. Despite the marked effects of bromocriptine on tumour hor-
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تاریخ انتشار 2003