chromogranin a in pituitary adenomas: immunohistochemical detection and plasma concentrations.
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Abstract
Forty one pituitary adenomas excised surgically were immunostained to reveal pituitary hormones and chromogranin A (CgA). In 23 patients, plasma CgA concentration was determined before surgery by ELISA method. The CgA immunopositivity was found in 70.7% of investigated tumors. It was observed in all tumors of gonadotropinoma type and in the majority of null cell adenomas. Elevated (>18 U/L) plasma CgA concentration was observed in approx. a half of the examined patients, being more frequent in gonadotropinomas and null cell adenomas. It may have some, although limited, diagnostic value in these types of pituitary tumors.
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| Authors | ;Jolanta Kunert-Radek;Maciej Radek;Anna Gruszka;Marek Pawlikowski |
| Journal | reviews on recent clinical trials |
| Year | 2005 |
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