[Urinary steroids under the effect of standardized dynamic tests].
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Basal and post-suppressive dexamethasone (dxm) levels of some urinary androgen metabolites, plasma testosterone (T), 17 hydroxyprogesterone (17 OHP) and of basal serum prolactin were determined in 34 hirsute amenorrheic adolescents aged 13-17 in whom a five day course of bovine pineal extract (4 ml a day i.m.) was instituted. No convincing effect of pineal extract administration on plasma T and 17 OHP and on serum prolactin was detectable in most of pineal-treated patients. Suppressibility to dxm of plasma T and 17 OHP was not a relevant index of both the origin of androgens or the clinical course of the patients.
A 50-year old female patient was referred to our clinic. She had systolic-diastolic arterial hypertension, oedemas, physical asthenia, weight loss and a large tumor in the left hypochondrium. Hormone assay showed markedly high values of 17 OHCS, 17 KS and testosterone, and high values of estrogens. The tumor was diagnosed as functional adrenal carcinoma. Removal of the tumor and administration of OP'DDD led to the disappearance of all clinical symptoms and normalization of hormonal values.
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Cyclofenil 600 mg/day was given to 10 women with excessive skin hair and marked excretion of urinary androgens. The urinary values of androgenic metabolites as well as the plasmatic values of radioimmunoassayable testosterone remained unaltered. A significant increase was noticed in the radioimmunoassayable plasma estradiol. Urinary total estrogens could not be assayed in the women under cyclofenil because of a non-specific color reaction. It was concluded that the estrogenic effects of cyclofenil are mediated, at least partly, by release of gonadotropins from the hypophysis.
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