GUIDELINES - The Endocrine Society

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What goes into ourClinical Guidelinesis a story worth tellingThe extensive process that goes into creating The EndocrineSociety’s Clinical Guidelines not only provides validation andassurance, but also raises the standard for the development ofguidelines everywhere.The guidelines are developed using a multi-step process that reflectsthe standards of excellence embraced by The Endocrine Society.Endocrine Society Clinical Guidelines Now Available:Evaluation and Treatment ofAdult Growth Hormone DeficiencyTestosterone Therapy in Adult Men withAndrogen Deficiency SyndromesAndrogen Therapy in WomenManagement of Thyroid Dysfunction duringPregnancy and PostpartumEvaluation and Treatment of Hirsutism inPremenopausal WomenThe Diagnosis of Cushing’s SyndromeCase Detection, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Patientswith Primary AldosteronismEndocrine Society Clinical GuidelinesComing Soon:• Primary Prevention of CardiovascularDisease and Type 2 Diabetes in Patientsat Metabolic Risk• Prevention and Treatment of PediatricObesity• Evaluation and Management of AdultHypoglycemic Disorders• Endocrine Treatment of Adolescent & AdultTranssexuals• Vitamin D & Bone• Managing Patients Post-Bariatric Surgery• Continuous Glucose Monitoring• Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia• Lipids (with an endocrine focus)• Pituitary IncidentalomaTo purchase the available guidelines visit:www.endo-society.org/guidelines/Current-Clinical-Practice-Guidelines.cfm.To view patient guides (companion pieces to the clinical guidelines), visitThe Hormone Foundation’s Web site at www.hormone.org/public/patientguides.cfm.
Commercial Reprint InformationFor information on reprint requests of more than 101 and commercial reprints contact:Heather EdwardsReprint Sales SpecialistCadmus Professional CommunicationsPhone: 410.691.6214Fax: 410.684.2789Email: endoreprints@cadmus.comSingle Reprint InformationFor information on reprints of 100 and fewer, complete the guideline order form and return using one of thefollowing methods:Mail:The Endocrine Societyc/o Bank of AmericaP.O. Box 630721Baltimore, MD 21263-0736Fax: 301.941.0257Email: Societyservices@endo-society.orgQuestions & CorrespondencesThe Endocrine SocietyAttn: Government & Public Affairs Department8401 Connecticut Avenue, Suite 900Chevy Chase, MD 20815Phone: 301.941.0200Email: govt-prof@endo-society.orgWeb: www.endo-society.orgFor more information on The Endocrine Society’s Clinical Practice Guidelines or to download the completeversion of this guideline, visit http://www.endo-society.org/guidelines/index.cfm.PPA08
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