Endocrine Abstracts

Introduction: Excess of abdominal fat may disturb metabolic parameters that affect insulin level and may lead to menstrual disorders, consecutively to disturbance in sex steroids production. The aim is to link the metabolic hormones in abdominal obesity, with reproductive axis hormones in women at age.Patients and methods: 85 no menopausal women aged between 17 and 52 were recruited: 62 with abdominal obesity (BMI >30 kg/m2 and waist circu...

Introduction: The frequency of obesity is increasing in Algeria, insulin resistance is one of the consequences pathological of the abdominal obesity. The purpose of this work is to study the implication of the abdominal obesity in the insulinorésistance and the complications which arise by the latter.Materials and methods: The study is realised on 105 obese (85 women and 20 men) (BMI >30) and 55 thin (40 women and 15 men) with mean age 37.60&#17...

Introduction: Breast cancer is one of the diseases causing the most deaths in women worldwide. Obesity, especially in postmenopausal women is a definite risk factor due to hormonal imbalance mainly to the levels of circulating oestrogen. The aim was to record levels for some gonadal axis hormones in breast cancer treated obese women.Patients and methods: 81 women aged between 21 and 80 years 54 are diagnosed with breast cancer (BC) during postmenopausal ...

Background: The onset of gestational diabetes (GD) is closely related to hormonal and metabolic parameters and environmental predisposition.Aims: This first study of screening and diagnosis of GD in the Algerian population compares the changes in metabolic and endocrine parameters in relation to the state of insulin resistance, BMI and age between women diagnosed positive (GD) and negative (control).Patients and methods: After HbA1...