Titlebook: Neuroendocrinological Aspects of Neurosurgery; Proceedings of the T John D. Pickard,Fran?ois Cohadon,Jo?o Lobo Antunes Conference proceedin

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Central Nervous System Control of Fluid Balance: Physiology and Pathology,e of about 286–294 mmol/kg. The pre-eminent mechanism controlling body water content is the hormone arginine vasopressin (AVP) which is synthesized in the supraoptic and paraventricular nuclei of the hypothalamus, and acts on the kidney to reduce free water clearance.

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Central Control of Circadian and Ultradian Neuroendocrine Rhythms,ical scale up to humans, but also at all levels of the organism, from the basic cellular processes up to the most integrated functions. Moreover, recent studies in molecular biology have provided evidence that the circadian pattern of biological rhythms has a genetic basis (Bargiello .. 1984, Reddy .. 1984).

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Clinical Syndromes of the Hypothalamus,rmones, developements of thin collimation computerized tomography (CT) and modern neurosurgical techniques in and around the hypothalamus have opened new doors. In 1983 clinicians and experts in basic research met in Munich to discuss modern knowledge of “clinical aspects of the hypothalamus” (Fahlbusch and Schrell 1985).

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Hyponatraemia and Volume Status in Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Haemorrhage, blood volumes have been demonstrated in patients with hyponatraemia, although they fulfilled the laboratory criteria for SIADH (Nelson .. 1981). This doubt was corroborated by our retrospective review of a consecutive series of 134 patients with SAH.

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A Clinical Update on Hypothalamic-Pituitary Control,utline some of the more recent developments which have led to improvements in clinical management of the various endocrine conditions associated with disturbances of specific anterior pituitary hormones.

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Neurohormonal Communication in the Brain,area of the neuronal membrane to produce a localised depolarisation or hyperpolarization (excitatory or inhibitory post-synaptic potentials), but consist of complex modifications bearing on the whole cell thanks to the intervention of an intracellular second messenger.