Estes ganhos em altura final são semelhantes ao ganho médio de estatura adulta de 4 a 6 cm relatados em uma meta-análise da literatura sobre estudos controlados de tratamento de pacientes com GH baixa estatura não DGH (Finkelstein ET al., 2002). Estes resultados traduzem-se em duas vantagens importantes para estes pacientes: um aumento na altura durante a infância, permitindo que os pacientes com baixa estatura não DGH para recuperar o atraso com seus pares de estatura normal durante a infância, com aumento da altura final após a conclusão do crescimento linear. Considerando que as alturas finais para os pacientes tratados com placebo (GDCH Study) foram todos abaixo do percentil 5 da população normal, e mais estavam abaixo do limite inferior do normal, 94% das alturas finais para os pacientes que receberam a dose mais elevada (0,37 mg/kg/semana) no Estudo E001 estavam dentro da faixa normal. Os ganhos médios de altura com GH, que pacientes com baixa estatura não DGH foram semelhantes às observadas no estudo principal para o tratamento na síndrome de Turner. Pacientes com baixa estatura não DGH são de tão baixa estatura e tão merecedores de tratamento, como crianças com DGH deficiência de GH, insuficiência renal crônica, síndrome de Turner, Síndrome de Prader-Willi, ou crianças nascidas pequenas para a idade gestacional, e da falta de tratamento aprovado para essas crianças representa uma grande desigualdade e necessidades não atendidas.
LOW HEIGHT: FROM 2003 FDA - FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION RELEASED HGH USE - GROWTH HORMONE IN rDNA INDICATIONS FOR A NEW SERIES BASED ON SIGNIFICANT RESEARCH.
HIGH GAIN: CURRENTLY, THE USE OF GROWTH HORMONE (GH) IN ORDER TO INCREASE THE HEIGHT GUY HAS MORE DIFFUSED STATE IN SOCIETY, HOWEVER ITS APPLICATION MUST BE SHOWN BY DIAGNOSIS NEED DEFICIENCY OR PROPER STATEMENT BASED ON RESEARCH THAT ARE JUSTIFIABLE AT ANY AGE. FURTHERMORE IF IT DEALS WITH THE SORCERER STONE. PHYSIOLOGY-ENDOCRINOLOGY-NEUROENDOCRINOLOGY-GENETICS-ENDOCRINE-PEDIATRICS (SUBDIVISION OF ENDOCRINOLOGY): DR. JOÃO SANTOS CAIO JR. ET DRA. HENRIQUETA VERLANGIERI CAIO. (THIS ARTICLE IS WRITTEN IN PORTUGUESE - ENGLISH - SPANISH).
HIGH GAIN: Treatment with HGH growth hormone refers to the use of growth hormone (GH) as a prescription drug - is a form of hormone therapy incredible importance when properly indicated. Growth hormone - GH is a peptide hormone secreted by the pituitary gland which stimulates the growth yields of cells and muscle tissue reproduction. In the past, growth hormone extracted from human pituitary glands. Growth hormone - GH is now produced by recombinant DNA technology and genetic engineering is required for a variety of reasons. Deficiency of HGH growth hormone is treated by replacing or complementing appropriate growth hormone - GH by recombinant DNA. All growth hormone - GH prescribed in North America, Europe, and most of the rest of the world is a human GH, manufactured by recombinant DNA technology through genetic engineering. As the growth hormone - GH is a large peptide molecule, should be injected into the muscle or subcutaneous tissue to get it in the bloodstream blood and through the subcutaneous use this process takes place conveniently and efficiently. Almost painless with applicators with very small thickness and syringes make it less painful than is usually expected, if not negligible sensation, but the perceived discomfort is a subjective value. Evidence of a placebo-controlled main study (study GDCH) and a support response to the dose study (Study E001) (FDA) demonstrates that treatment increases with growth hormone - GH corresponding to the final height in patients children, child juvenile, pre-teens, teens and absence of deficiency of growth hormone, GH, but with short stature, i.e., non-GHD short stature.
The average gain in time compared to placebo was 3.7 cm GDCH study, and the average gain in height in relation to the baseline expected time ranged from 5.4 to 7.2 cm for the three groups dosage in the E001 Study. These gains are similar final height to the average adult height gain of 4 to 6 cm reported a meta-analysis of literature on studies controlled treatment of patients with non-GH GHD short stature (Finkelstein et al., 2002). These results translate into two major advantages for these patients: an increase in height during childhood, allowing non-GHD patients with short stature to catch pairs with their normal height during childhood, and increased final height after completion of linear growth. Whereas the final heights to patients treated with placebo (Study GDCH) were all below the 5th percentile of the normal population, and most were below the lower limit of normal, 94% of the final heights for patients receiving the higher dose ( 0.37 mg / kg / week) No E001 study were within the normal range. The average gains at high growth hormone-GH reached in non-GHD patients with short stature were similar to those observed in the main study for treatment in Turner syndrome. Patients with short stature GHD are not as short stature and so deserving of treatment, such as children with GHD GH deficiency, chronic renal insufficiency, Turner syndrome, Prader-Willi syndrome, or children born small for gestational age, and lack of approved treatment for these children is a great inequality and unmet needs.
ALTURA BAJA: DESDE 2003 FDA - FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION LIBERADO HGH USO - HORMONA DEL CRECIMIENTO EN INDICACIONES ADNR PARA UNA NUEVA SERIE BASADA EN LA INVESTIGACIÓN SIGNIFICATIVO.
ALTA GANANCIA: ACTUALIDAD, EL USO DE HORMONA DE CRECIMIENTO (GH), PARA AUMENTAR EL INDIVIDUO ALTURA HA ESTADO MÁS DIFUNDIDOS EN LA SOCIEDAD, PERO SU APLICACIÓN DEBE SER MOSTRADO POR DEFICIENCIA DE NECESIDAD DIAGNÓSTICO O DECLARACIÓN APROPIADO BASADO EN LA INVESTIGACIÓN QUE SON JUSTIFICABLES A CUALQUIER EDAD. ADEMÁS SI SE TRATA DE LA PIEDRA HECHICERO. FISIOLOGÍA-ENDOCRINOLOGÍA-NEUROENDOCRINOLOGÍA-GENÉTICA-ENDOCRINO-PEDIATRÍA (FRACCIONAMIENTO DE ENDOCRINOLOGÍA): DR. JOÃO SANTOS CAIO JR. ET DRA. HENRIQUETA VERLANGIERI CAIO. (ESTE ARTÍCULO ESTÁ ESCRITO EN PORTUGUÉS - INGLÉS - ESPAÑOL).
Dr. João Santos Caio Jr.
Endocrinologia – Neuroendocrinologista
CRM 20611
Dra. Henriqueta V. Caio
Endocrinologista – Medicina Interna
CRM 28930
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