In a case of Schilder disease with a heavy atrophy of adrenal cortex the immunocytological analysis of anterior pituitary shows a generalized hypertrophy and a severe last of granulations of the beta cells which reacted very weakly to au anti-serum anti-ACTH 17-39. These modifications agree with biological titration proving an hypersecretion of ACTH and beta MSH.

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