Fine. Bilateral venous sampling to find the elevated GnRH. MRI to find the pituitary damage.  Unless, of course, there is no pituitary damage, in which case, our guy got his hands on the good stuff.
Could cause the excess hormones that could cause the rage and would elude the ER Steroid test.
Repeated head trauma could damage the base of the brain, leading to a pituitary adenoma, which leaks GnRH. Pituitary damage wouldn't be visible on a CT scan.
Repeated head trauma could damage the base of the brain, leading to a pituitary adenoma, which leaks GnRH. Pituitary damage wouldn't be visible on a CT scan. [SEP] Could cause the excess hormones that could cause the rage and would elude the ER Steroid test. [SEP] Fine. Bilateral venous sampling to find the elevated GnRH. MRI to find the pituitary damage.  Unless, of course, there is no pituitary damage, in which case, our guy got his hands on the good stuff.