Endocrine Aspects of Disease Processes
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Endocrine Aspects of Disease Processes

Proceedings of the Conference Held in Honor of Hans Selye, Mont Tremblant, Quebec

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Endocrine Aspects of Disease Processes

Proceedings of the Conference Held in Honor of Hans Selye, Mont Tremblant, Quebec

About this book

Endocrine Aspects of Disease Processes presents a critical review of hypothalamic hormones regulating the secretion of the anterior pituitary. The book discusses calcitonin as a hormone of ultimobranchials; the brain monoamines and thyroid hormones on emotional stress induced by sympathomimetic agents; and the pharmacology of aggression. Some of the topics covered in the book are the characteristics of brain plasticity under stress; the sleep-wakefulness patterns; the endocrine factors in the etiology of peptic ulcer; and blood sugar levels and allergies. The inflammation and structure of thymus; the cause of coronary and cerebral artery thrombosis in human; and the definition of serum aminopexy are also considered. The book further tackles corticosterone-binding by transcortin; the pituitary-thyroid-adrenocortical interaction in the rat; and the description of polypeptides and biogenic amines in the acute inflammatory reactions. The text also looks into the pathogenesis of adrenal-regeneration and methyl-androstenediol hypertension; and the peripheral vasodilation and thymic tumors in magnesium-deficient rats. A chapter is devoted to the role of the adrenal cortex in the pathogenesis of a spontaneous hereditary congestive heart failure. The book can provide useful information to endocrinologist, doctors, students, and researchers.

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Table of contents

  1. Front Cover
  2. Endocrine Aspects of Disease Processes
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Table of Contents
  5. Participants
  6. Preface
  7. Endocrine Aspects of disease Processes
  8. Chapter 1. Hypothalamic Hormones Regulating the Secretions of the Anterior Pituitary
  9. Discussion
  10. Chapter 2. Corticosterone-binding by Transcortin and Pituitary-Thyroid-adrenocortical Interactions in the Rat
  11. Discussion
  12. Chapter 3. Calcitonin—Hormone of the Ultimobranchials
  13. Discussion
  14. Chapter 4. Brain Monoamines and Thyroid Hormones on theEmotional Stress Induced by Sympathomimetic Agents in Aggregated Animals
  15. Discussion
  16. Chapter 5. On the Participation of Polypeptides and Biogenic Amines in the Acute Inflammatory Reactions
  17. Discussion
  18. Chapter 6. Pharmacology of Aggression
  19. Discussion
  20. Chapter 7. Serum Aminopexy
  21. Discussion
  22. Chapter 8. Brain Plasticity: Hormones and Stress
  23. Chapter 9. Sleep-wakefulness Patterns and Hormones
  24. Chapter 10. Endocrine Factors in the Etiology of Peptic Ulcer
  25. Discussion
  26. Chapter 11. Blood Sugar Levels and Allergies
  27. Discussion
  28. Chapter 12. Antineoplastic Effects of BCG and Other Agents
  29. Discussion
  30. Chapter 13. Thymus and Inflammation
  31. Discussion
  32. Chapter 14. The Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone System in Renal Hypertension
  33. Discussion
  34. Chapter 15. Studies on the Pathogenesis of Adrenal-regeneration and Methylandrostenediol Hypertension
  35. Discussion
  36. Chapter 16. High Blood Pressure in Rats Protected Against Acute Post-enucleation Adrenal Insufficiency and Its Bearing on the Etiology of Adrenal-regeneration Hypertension
  37. Discussion
  38. Chapter 17. A Radioautographic Survey of the Formation and Fate of Connective Tissue Giant Cells in Selye's Granuloma Pouch
  39. Discussion
  40. Chapter 18. Peripheral Vasodilatation and Thymic Tumors in Magnesium-Deficient Rats
  41. Discussion
  42. Chapter 19. Action of Hormones on the Progression of Magnesium Deficiency Syndrome in Rats
  43. Discussion
  44. Chapter 20. The Role of the Adrenal Cortex in the Pathogenesis of a Spontaneous, Hereditary Congestive Heart Failure
  45. Discussion
  46. Chapter 21. The Cause of Coronary and Cerebral Artery Thrombosis in Man
  47. Discussion
  48. Chapter 22. Sensitization by Renal Hypertension for the Production of Thrombohemorrhagic Lesions with Endotoxin
  49. Discussion
  50. Chapter 23. Influence of Corticoids on Coagulation and Thrombosis in Rat: Possibility of a Serum-protein Related Effect
  51. Discussion
  52. Index