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The aim of the study: An attempt to assess relative roles of common risk factors of coronary artery disease (CAD) and sex hormones in the pathogenesis of CAD in young menstruating women (W).Materials: CAD-W group: 52 W in the age of 3848 years with angiographically proven critical changes in coronary arteries. 38 of them suffered from myocardial infarction. H-W group: 15 healthy W in the age of 3545 years.Methods: In al...

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ea0011p289 | Diabetes, metabolism and cardiovascular | ECE2006

Hormonal profile in men suffering from coronary artery disease and metabolic syndrome

Sablik Z , Samborska-Sablik A , Goch JH , Kula K

Aim: To assess possible changes in concentrations (conc) of hormones in men (M) suffering from metabolic syndrome (MS) which may be involved in pathogenesis of coronary artery disease (CAD).Materal: CAD-M group: 33 M with MS and CAD in the age 51,5±6,4 years with angiographically defined CAD. 14 of them were normoglycemic, 19 with impaired glucose tolerance or diabetes mellitus t. II. H-M group: 13 healthy M in the same age.Me...

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ea0011p731 | Steroids | ECE2006

Hormones of cortex of adrenal glands in patients after cardiac arrest in early postresuscitation period

Samborska-Sablik A , Sablik Z , Gaszynski W , Goch JH , Kula K

Aim: To assess hormonal function of cortex of adrenal glands in patients (pts) after cardiac arrest (CA) and its role for survival.Material: CA-pts- 52 pts after CA in the age 62±13 years. 26 pts died after CA (CA-D-pts), 26 pts survived and were discharged from hospital (CA-S-pts). H-pts- 22 pts in the age 60±11 years with stable coronary artery disease.Methods: In CA-pts concentrations(conc) of adrenocorticotropin (ACTH...

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ea0029p492 | Developmental endocrinology | ICEECE2012

Oestradiol and its biochemical precursor levels decline in men around the age of their late twenties, what may determine the conclusion of bone maturation

Szyska-Skrobot D. , Slowikowska-Hilczer J. , Walczak-Jedrzejowska R. , Kula P. , Marchlewska K. , Oszukowska E. , Filipiak E. , Mezyk R. , Kowalska A. , Kula K.

Introduction: Longitudinal bone growth ceases by the end of puberty, and the induction of epiphyseal maturation and closure is thought to be a result in both sexes of the action of increased pubertal oestrogen concentrations. However, bone mass accrual progresses beyond puberty and we related sex steroid hormones and sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) levels to calcaneal quantitative ultrasound index (QUI) in young adult men.Methods: Eighty men aged bet...

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ea0029oc11.5 | Thyroid Clinical 2 | ICEECE2012

Thyroid hormones and male sexual function

Corona G. , Frederick W. , Forti G. , Lee D. , O'Connor D. , O'Neill T. , Pendleton N. , Bartfai G. , Boonen S. , Casanueva F. , Finn J. , Giwercman A. , Thang H. , Huhtaniemi I. , Kula K. , Lean M. , Punab M. , Vanderschueren D. , Jannini E. , Mannucci E. , Maggi M.

Objective: The role of thyroid hormones in the control of erectile functioning has been only marginally investigated. The aim of this study is to investigate the association between thyroid and erectile function in a general population sample (European Male Aging study, EMAS study) and in patients seeking medical care for sexual dysfunction (University of Florence Study, UNIFI study).Participants: Two different cohorts of subjects were evaluated. The fir...

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Endocrine Abstracts

Hyperandrogenism as a risk factor of coronary artery disease in young women

Hormonal profile in men suffering from coronary artery disease and metabolic syndrome

Hormones of cortex of adrenal glands in patients after cardiac arrest in early postresuscitation period

Oestradiol and its biochemical precursor levels decline in men around the age of their late twenties, what may determine the conclusion of bone maturation

Thyroid hormones and male sexual function

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