David M, Madjar J J, Floret D, Sann L, Terrier M, Jeune M
Arch Fr Pediatr. 1977 Feb;34(2):108-29.
The report is dealing with a 10 year-old girl. The diagnosis of Albright's type II osteodystrophy relied on clinical, radiological and biological symptoms: evocative dysmorphic syndrome and absence of disturbances in the phosphocalcic metabolism. Hypothyroidism was secondary to an isolated defect in TSH, and a TRH stimulation test did not induce an increase in plasma TSH.
