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. 1980 Jan;56(651):41–44. doi: 10.1136/pgmj.56.651.41

Hypersecretion of anti-diuretic hormone due to tuberculous meningitis.

J Smith, R Godwin-Austen
PMCID: PMC2425972  PMID: 6770355

Abstract

Three patients with tuberculous meningitis complicated by hypersecretion of anti-diuretic hormone are described. The recognition of this complication is important in the treatment and prognosis of tuberculous meningitis.

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