Putative IgG4-related pituitary disease with hypopituitarism and/or diabetes insipidus accompanied with elevated serum levels of IgG4
Ai Haraguchi(Nagasaki University), Katsumi Eguchi(Sasebo City General Hospital), Misa Imaizumi(Nagasaki University), Takao Ando(Nagasaki University), Ichiro Horie(Nagasaki University), Ai Era(Nagasaki University), Junichi Yasui(Nagasaki University), Tomoki Origuchi(Nagasaki University), Ikuko Ueki(Nagasaki University), Toshiro Usa(Nagasaki University), Kuniko Abe(Japanese Red Cross Society, Japan)
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