List of MeSH codes (C19)

The following is a partial list of the "C" codes for Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), as defined by the United States National Library of Medicine (NLM).

This list continues the information at List of MeSH codes (C18). Codes following these are found at List of MeSH codes (C20). For other MeSH codes, see List of MeSH codes.

The source for this content is the set of 2006 MeSH Trees from the NLM.

MeSH C19 – endocrine system diseases

MeSH C19.053 – adrenal gland diseases

MeSH C19.053.098 – adrenal cortex diseases

MeSH C19.053.347 – adrenal gland neoplasms

MeSH C19.053.440 – adrenal hyperplasia, congenital

MeSH C19.053.500 – adrenal insufficiency

MeSH C19.053.800 – adrenocortical hyperfunction

MeSH C19.246 – diabetes mellitus

MeSH C19.246.099 – diabetes complications

MeSH C19.246.200 – diabetes, gestational

MeSH C19.246.240 – diabetes mellitus, experimental

MeSH C19.246.267 – diabetes mellitus, type 1

MeSH C19.246.300 – diabetes mellitus, type 2

MeSH C19.246.774 – prediabetic state

MeSH C19.297 – dwarfism

MeSH C19.297.155 – congenital hypothyroidism

MeSH C19.297.312 – dwarfism, pituitary

MeSH C19.297.656 – laron syndrome

MeSH C19.344 – endocrine gland neoplasms

MeSH C19.344.078 – adrenal gland neoplasms

MeSH C19.344.400 – multiple endocrine neoplasia

MeSH C19.344.410 – ovarian neoplasms

MeSH C19.344.421 – pancreatic neoplasms

MeSH C19.344.473 – paraneoplastic endocrine syndromes

MeSH C19.344.525 – parathyroid neoplasms

MeSH C19.344.609 – pituitary neoplasms

MeSH C19.344.762 – testicular neoplasms

MeSH C19.344.894 – thyroid neoplasms

MeSH C19.391 – gonadal disorders

MeSH C19.391.482 – hypogonadism

MeSH C19.391.630 – ovarian diseases

MeSH C19.391.690 – puberty, delayed

MeSH C19.391.693 – puberty, precocious

MeSH C19.391.775 – sex differentiation disorders

MeSH C19.391.829 – testicular diseases

MeSH C19.642 – parathyroid diseases

MeSH C19.642.355 – hyperparathyroidism

MeSH C19.642.482 – hypoparathyroidism

MeSH C19.642.713 – parathyroid neoplasms

MeSH C19.700 – pituitary diseases

MeSH C19.700.159 – diabetes insipidus

MeSH C19.700.320 – empty sella syndrome

MeSH C19.700.355 – hyperpituitarism

MeSH C19.700.482 – hypopituitarism

MeSH C19.700.490 – inappropriate adh syndrome

MeSH C19.700.725 – pituitary apoplexy

MeSH C19.700.734 – pituitary neoplasms

MeSH C19.787 – polyendocrinopathies, autoimmune

MeSH C19.874 – thyroid diseases

MeSH C19.874.255 – euthyroid sick syndromes

MeSH C19.874.283 – goiter

MeSH C19.874.397 – hyperthyroidism

MeSH C19.874.410 – hyperthyroxinemia

MeSH C19.874.482 – hypothyroidism

MeSH C19.874.689 – thyroid dysgenesis

MeSH C19.874.788 – thyroid neoplasms

MeSH C19.874.871 – thyroiditis

MeSH C19.874.902 – thyrotoxicosis

MeSH C19.927 – tuberculosis, endocrine

The list continues at List of MeSH codes (C20).

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