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Excessive body weight induces the occurrence of arterial hypertension. The risk associated with irregularities during the perinatal period is increased in women with diagnosed hypothyroidism. Disorders of thyroid functions during pregnancy may cause higher body weight gains. The aim of OBJECTIVE
Introduction: The prevalence of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is 25-30% in the general population and more than 75% among patients with carbohydrate metabolism disorders. One in six patients with NAFLD has concomitant subclinical hypothyroidism. The aim is to compare lipid and
In blood serum of rats with experimental hypothyreosis content of albumins, alpha2- gamma-globulins and ceruloplasmin was decreased but content of alpha1-, beta-globulins, seromucoids, sialic acids, hexoses bound with proteins, hexoseamines, haptoglobulins, transferrins and fucose was increased. The
BACKGROUND
Neonatal hypothyroidism has serious effects on growth, development, and metabolism.
OBJECTIVE
This study aims to investigate the effects of the neonatal hypothyroidism on carbohydrate metabolism, islet insulin secretion and morphology of the pancreatic islets in adult male
TSH is a glycoprotein hormone composed of two subunits with attached carbohydrate chains that have varying structural characteristics. To determine the role of TRH in vivo in regulating structural characteristics of TSH carbohydrate chains, adult rats received paraventricular nuclear (PVN) lesions
The effects of hypothalamic hypothyroidism vs. primary hypothyroidism on TSH carbohydrate structure were studied in the rat. Adult male rats with bilateral paraventricular nuclear lesions (n = 10), sham lesions (n = 10), and thyroidectomies (n = 6) were studied 2 weeks postoperatively and compared
Introduction: Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is the most common disease which is characterized by comorbidity. However, no comorbidity index for its assessment has been described yet. The aim of this study was to develop a new index for evaluation of comorbidity in patients Thyroid hormones have crucial developmental effect during fetal life. This study investigates the effects of maternal hypothyroidism on the carbohydrate metabolism and insulin secretion capacity of islets of the adult male offspring of rats. One group of pregnant mothers (fetal hypothyroid) of
OBJECTIVE
Since thyroid hormones play fundamental roles in somatic growth and metabolism, disturbances of thyroid function affect many organs and systems. Both fetal hypothyroidism and aging can affect carbohydrate metabolism during adult life. This study aims to assess the glucose tolerance and
BACKGROUND
Obesity is a major risk factor for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), and weight loss is necessary in the overall management of obese patients with OSA. However, primary care physicians can provide only limited weight loss with lifestyle interventions, usually reducing a patient's body weight
Serum TSH levels are often paradoxically elevated in patients with hypothyroidism due to Sheehan's syndrome. To investigate this apparent discrepancy, the biological activity and glycosylation of serum TSH were studied in 9 untreated patients with Sheehan's syndrome and 11 normal controls. TSH
1. Liver from hyper- and hypo-thyroid male fed rats were perfused with whole blood and their metabolism was compared with euthyroid controls. 2. Hyperthyroid livers produced more bile than controls and hypothyroid livers produced less. 3. Glucose output by all livers was similar; glycogen declined
The purpose of this research was to analyse the change in relationships between the basic carbohydrate and lipid metabolisms parameters in the cardiac muscle and liver in the animals with diabetes, in which the thyroidal hypofunction was evoked additionally. The tests were performed on 43 white rats
The presence of carbohydrates in the cochlear tectorial membrane (TM) of normal and hypothyroid rats was analyzed using fluorescent lectin probes. SBA and WGA lectins exhibited a similar reactivity in both normal and hypothyroid TMs. DBA, RCA1, UEA1 and Con A lectins were also reactive, although
In 130 patients, aged 5 to 60 years, with different hypothyrosis forms (congenital, acquired, postoperative) glucose tolerance was studied. In 17 patients the insular apparatus functional state was investigated. The disturbed glucose tolerance corresponding to that of patients with latent diabetes