An Endocrinopathy Characterized by Dysfunction of the Pituitary-Adrenal Axis and Alopecia Universalis: Supporting the Entity of a Triple H Syndrome

September 2002 in “ European Journal of Endocrinology ”

Kenji Ichiki, Tomoatsu Nakamura, Naruhiro Fujita, K. Honda, Toru Hiraga, Shun Ishibashi, San‐e Ishikawa

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