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Adrenogenital Syndrome in a Young Boy

September 14th 2005

After this 9-year-old boy complained of “growing too fast” during the past 1 to 2 years, his parents sought medical advice. He had no significant past medical history.

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William Wadlington, MD

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Adrenogenital Syndrome in a Young Boy

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