[States of adrenal insufficiency].
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[Functional adrenal insufficiency].
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[Comatous form of acute adrenal insufficiency caused by sudden interruption of cortisone therapy of long duration in persistent asthma; cure by an extracted adrenal cortex hormone].
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[Congenital hyperplasia of the adrenal glands, with Addisonian manifestations].
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Cushing's syndrome and adrenogenital syndrome in a patient with adrenocortical carcinoma.
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[The adreno-genital syndrome in carcinoma of the adrenal cortex].
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[Investigation into adrenal atrophy induced by anti-inflammatory hormones (cortisone, hydrocortisone and metacortandracine)].
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[Increase aldosterone excretion in congenital adrenogenital syndrome; pathogenesis of the syndrome].
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Primary aldosteronism: a new clinical entity.
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Adrenal gland pathology; diagnosis and treatment.
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[Effects of ascorbic acid on biosynthesis of corticosteroids and their clinical significance].
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[Pantothenic acid and the adrenal glands].
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[Urinary metabolites of corticoids in man. II. States of functional insufficiency of adrenal cortex secretion].
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[Some recent data on adrenal insufficiency and Addison's disease; adrenal insufficiency of pituitary origin].
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Metastatic carcinoma to the adrenal glands with cortical hypofunction.
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[Physiochemical detection and measurement of aldosteronuria in different types of adrenal hypercorticism in adults (hyperplasia and tumors)].
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[Delta-1-dehydrocortisone (metacortandracine) in the treatment of adrenal insufficiency].
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Aldosteronism associated with adrenal cortical adenoma.
An electrolyte-regulating corticoid has been identified and given the name aldosterone. This hormone may be produced in amounts above normal in adrenal cortical tumors in hyperplastic adrenal glands and in normal appearing adrenal glands. Overproduction of aldosterone is accompanied by certain characteristic clinical manifestations which should suggest the diagnosis. The diagnosis may be supported by examinations available in most well equipped clinical laboratories. Bioassay of aldosterone in the urine and estimation of exchangeable body sodium and potassium, using radioactive salts, are necessary for confirmation of the diagnosis.Since the description of this salt-retaining hormone by Simpson and Tait and the discovery of its chemical structure by Reichstein in 1954, reports of 14 cases have been published. Surgical removal of the offending tissue gives spectacular relief from the very distressing symptoms.
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