<prompt> A 45 year old male met with road traffic accident sustained severe head injury. Later he develops pituitary insufficiency is staed on thyroid hormone, testosterone, glucocoicoids, and vasopressin. All of the following can be found in this patient because of growth hormone deficiency EXCEPT:Abnormal lipid profileAtherosclerosisIncreased bone mineral densityIncreased waist-to-hip ratio  <response>: Increased bone mineral density is not seen in GH deficiency Features of growth hormone deficiency are: Clinical Imaging Laboratory Increased body fat mass Decreased lean body mass Increased waist-to-hip ratio Impaired cardiac structure function Impaired lipid profile Atherosclerosis Decreased fibrinolytic activity Pituitary- mass or structural damage Bone- decreased bone mineral density Abdomen- excessive omental fat Evoked GH 3ngml IGF-1: decreased Increased LDL 