The occurrence and forms of pathological calcifications of soft tissues in chronic uremia.
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Histological changes caused by triiodothyronine (T3) and mercaptoiminazole treatment as well as by thyroidectomy have been studied in the proximal growth organ of the tibia of growing rats. On triiodothyronine treatment morphometric examinations revealed an increased proliferation and resorption of cartilage associated with a transitory acceleration of linear bone growth. Administration of mercaptoiminazole and thyroidectomy inhibited cartilage proliferation and resorption resulting in a slowing down of bone growth.
The 24 hour growth rate of the tibial proximal growth organ was investigated in triiodothyronine or mercaptoimidazole-treated, and in thyroidectomized male rats. Longitudinal growth of the tibia of the same period was also studied. After one week treatment, the 24 hour rate of growth in the triiodothyronine-treated rats was retarded as compared with the controls, whereas at the end of the 3rd and 5th weeks the growth rate of the treated animals exceeded that of the controls. The tibia was somewhat longer in the treated rats than in the untreated controls, though the difference was not significant. The growth rate in the growth organ of mercaptoimidazole-treated and thyroidectomized animals was generally higher than that measured in the controls. The length of the tibia was less than in the controls, but the difference was not significant. The phenomenon is attributed to the altered hormonal conditions.
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