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Hypoglycaemia occurring in association with certain extrapancreatic tumours, mesodermal in type and mostly malignant, has become a well-established entity of organic hypoglycaemia. Conn and Seltzer (1955), in a review of spontaneous hypoglycaemia, added this group to the well-known causes of organic hypoglycaemia, namely, pancreatic, hepatic, anterior pituitary, adrenocortical and central nervous system lesions (Table ).
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