Hipotálamo, Hipófisis y Tiroides
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Keywords

Hipotálamo
hipófisis
tiroides
interrelaciones hipotálamo-hipófiso-tiroideas

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Otero-Ruiz, E. (2018). Hipotálamo, Hipófisis y Tiroides. Revista Colombiana De Endocrinología, Diabetes &Amp; Metabolismo, -3(1), 53–65. https://doi.org/10.53853/encr.-3.1.347

Abstract

  1. Aún cuando existe mutua dependencia humoral (servomecanismo) entre hipófisis y tiroides, la capacidad de respuesta hipofisaria se halla presumiblemente regulada por el hipotálamo a través de un mediador humoral través de un mediador humoral de tipo nervioso o endocrino, de naturaleza no bien establecida hasta el presente.
  2. La hipófisis segrega una hormona tiroestimulante cuyo efecto principal es la aceleración del metabolismo de yodo por la glándula y que secundariamente produce aumento morfológico. La hormona es una glicoproteina caracterizable química (?) e inmunológicamente y dosificable por métodos biológicos. Estos últimos han permitido la identificación de un factor tiroestimulante "anormal" o "retardado" « en algunos casos de enfermedad de Basedow-Graves. El posible papel de la TSH, normal o anormal, en la etiología del hipertiroidismo, está todavía por aclararse. 
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