About pituitary-adrenocortical insufficiency and its elimination during surgery for cancer

Abstract

One of the urgent problems of modern practice is the study of endocrine changes arising in the body in connection with surgical intervention, on the basis of which it is possible to rationally intervene in the dynamics of hormonal disorders for therapeutic and prophylactic purposes.

Keywords

Kazan Medical archive

References

[1] Adams R. et al. J. A. M. A., 1957, 165, 1.

[2] Becker Theo. Zur Beur- teilung der Nebennierenrindenfunction in der postoperativen Phase. Referat, Leipzig, 1959; Zbl. fiir Chirurg., 1961, 1.

[3] Dundee I. W. Brit. J. Anaesth., 1957, 29.

[4] Gerhards A. Der Chirurg, 1957, 7.

[5] Gi11ies A. I. Anesth., Analges.,. 1958, 37, 2.

[6] Lagrot F., Antoine G. Afrique franQ. chir., 1958, 16, 5.

[7] Patakу Zs. Zbl. fiir Chir., 1959, 10.

[8] Pataky Zs., Molnar L, Szabo- L. E. Zbl. fiir Chir., 1959,39.

[9] Pataky Zs. Zbl. fiir Chir., 1960, 45.

[10] Selye H. The Physiology and Patology of Exposure to Strees. General-Adaptation Syndrome and the Diseases of Adaptation. Montreal, Canada, 1950.

[11] Stein H. Untersuchungeh iiber die Funktion der Nebennierenrinde vor und nach operativen Eingriffen. Diss., Munchen, 19567

RIGHTS & PERMISSIONS

Eco-Vector