Monographs on Endocrinology
Volume 1 / 1967 to Volume 32 / 1989
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Abstracts from the symposium on recent advances in Paget’s disease of bone and related bone diseases
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Role of MRI in the valuation of ambiguous genitalia
Diagnostic accuracy of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) interpretation was assessed prospectively in patients with ambiguous genitalia or intersex problems. MRI depiction of the uterus was possible in 93%, the...
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GROWTH AND ACROHEGALOID FEATURES IN A HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED (HY) MALE: THE ROLE OF PRANDIAL HYPERINSULINISM (HI)
Normal growth as well as acromegaloid features have been described in patients after HY for craniopharyngioma. This growth has been attributed to multiple factors including prolactin, ICF-I, insulin and anti-G...
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MASSIVE VIRGINAL BREAST HYPERTROPHY AS A CAUSE OF RECURRENT HUMORAL HYPERCALCEMIA DUE TO PARATHYROID HORMONE-RELATED PROTEIN (PTHrP) SECRETION
Humoral hypercalcemia associated with certain neoplasms is caused by their secretion of a parathyroid-like 16-18 kd peptide, PTHrP. PTHrP also is expressed by keratinocytes, placenta, fetal parathyroids, and l...
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N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE (NMDA) STIMULATES LHRH RELEASE VIA THE NMDA RECEPTOR IN AN LHRH NEURONAL CELL LINE (GT1-1)
Previous studies demonstrated that an excitatory amino acid analog, NMDA, stimulates LHRH secretion in the ovine fetus, prepubertal primate and rat at the hypothalamic level. It is not known if this stimulator...
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Störungen der Geschlechtsdifferenzierung
Fortschritte in der Zytogenetik, der experimentellen Embryologie, der Steroidbiochemie und bei den Methoden zur Beurteilung der Interaktion zwischen dem Hypothalamus, der Hypophyse und den Gonaden haben wesent...
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Somatomedin C in the Ovine Fetus and Neonate
The chronically catheterized sheep model offers a useful approach to the study of fetal and neonatal neuroendocrine and pituitary maturation.(1) The ontogeny of somatomedin (SM) concentrations in the normal ovine...
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Turner’s Syndrome and Human Growth Hormone
The mechanism responsible for short stature in patients with Turner’s syndrome is unknown. Growth retardation in the syndrome of gonadal dysgenesis is often present in utero; growth velocity after infancy and ear...
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