metabolicheskiy effekt gormona rostapri gipopituitarizme u vzroslykh
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Abstract
Review coverts the basic metabolic disorders, characteristic for adult patients with hypopituitarism which frequently cannot be
solved by means of traditional replacement hormonal therapy. Positive influence of rGH therapy has proved necessity of its application
for these patients. Complex replacement of all pituitary deficiencies, including GH, allows an organism to work in the conditions of the
hormonal metabolism as much as possible similar to normal, completely leveling or reducing to a minimum of metabolic consequences
common for adults with hypopituitarism.
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| Journal | fertility and sterility |
| Year | 2010 |
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