[The pituitary body and prenatal development; is the somatotropic hormone responsible for fetal gigantism?].
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The article shows that radioimmunoassay detection of thyrotropin in human blood serum against the introduction of synthetic hypothalamic thyrotropin releasing hormone, helps to specify vibration disease induced regulatory disorders in the hypothalamus--pituitary body system. Pituitary body thyrotropin secretion activation with concomitant thyroliberin induced decrease of thyrotropin indicates the limited adaptation within the system, and, either results from compensatory adaptative processes in the organism, or marks the initial stage of functional disorder.