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空塞拉综合征:对 pituitary 功能的长期影响

Latifa Yagoubi1, Amal Ourdi1, Nisrine Bouichrat1,2

  • 1Department of Endocrinology-Diabetology and Nutrition, Mohammed VI University Hospital Center, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, University of Mohammed 1st, Oujda, Morocco.

Journal of medicine and life
|September 29, 2025
PubMed
概括

空塞拉综合征 (ESS) 经常导致垂体激素缺乏,特别是影响上腺和淋巴腺轴. 诸如年龄和较高的BMI等因素加剧了这些缺陷,需要定期进行内分泌监测.

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体重指数 (BMI),人体质量指数.脑脊髓,脑脊液,脑脊液等图像扫描,计算机断层扫描.ESS,空的塞拉综合征空的塞拉图尔基卡 (Sella Turcica) 是一个空的塞拉图尔基卡.FSH,卵泡刺激激素 (FSH) 是一种激素.FT4,免费的甲状腺素.GH,生长激素,生长激素的人生激素.GHD,生长激素缺乏症,生长激素缺乏症IGF-1,类似胰岛素的生长因子1ITT,胰岛素耐受性测试LH,黄素化激素 (Luteinizing Hormone) 是一种激素.磁共振成像,磁共振成像,磁共振成像PRL, 孕产腺素, 孕产腺素在ST,Synacthen测试试验.转激素,甲状腺激素,甲状腺激素性别差异是性别之间的差异.这是一种低性性性性性性.下垂体功能不充分的情况.

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