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Endocrinology
   Hormones
Deals
   Endocrinology-deals with synthesis,
    secretion and action of hormones
   Hormones are chemical messengers
   They co-ordinate the activities of different
    cells.
   Our body has two major control systems
   Allow specialized tissues to function in an
    integrated way i.e., Nervous system and
    Endocrine system
   Nervous system depends on electro
    chemical signals passing via specific
    neuronal pathway
   Whereas in Endocrine system the
    hormones are being released into the
    circulation and acting at a distant site
    different to that of secretion.
   Many hormones are now known to be
    neuro transmitters
   In addition Hormones may act an
    adjacent cells known as paracrine
   Some times back on the cells of origin
    known as autocrine
   This specialized system associated with
    congenital and acquired abnormalities
   Most of the of the endocrine disorders are
    classified based on their hormonal excess
    or deficiency
   Hormonal excess              Example
   Primary gland over           Adrenal tumor---
    production                    increased cortisol
                                  production---cushings
                                  syndrome
   Secondary to over
    production of tropic         Thyroid stimulating
    substances                    antibody---Thyroxine
                                  —Thyrotoxicosis
                                 Adrenal antibodies-
   Hormonal deficiency
                                  adrenal failure—
   Pituitary gland failure       Addisons Disease
   Secondary to lack of       Pituitary disease---
    stimulation by tropic       Loss of ACTH
    hormone.                    secretion ---Cortisol
                                deficiency

   Target organ               Defective aldosterone
    resistance                  Receptor—pseudo
                                Hypoaldsteronism
   According to WHO statistics death due to
    endocrine Disorder is rare (1 to 5%)
    However they are an important cause for
    morbidity
   Modern method diagnosis have resulted
    into early diagnosis and more effective
    treatment
Hypothalamus And Pituitary Gland
   Pituitary gland is enclosed in the sella
    turcica
   It is composed of 2 lobes 1) Anterior 2)
    Posterior
   It is connected to the hypothalamus by
    infundibular stalk Which has portal vessels
    carrying blood from the median eminance
    hypothalamus to the anterior lobe and
    nerve fibers to the Posterior pituitary
   Anterior pituitary made up of 3 main types
    of cells---chromophobe,Acidophilic and
    basophilic
   It has seven hormones
   Four act on target endocrine glands
   Other three act on target tissue
   Functions of anterior pituitary hormone
   Growth----Growth hormone
   Thyroid activity----TSH
   Sexual activity-----LH
   Lactation----------Prolactin
   Adrenal gluco corticoidproduction---ACTH
   Skin pigmentation----ACTH &beeta
    lipotrophin
Endocrinology Guide to Hormones, Glands and Disorders
Endocrinology Guide to Hormones, Glands and Disorders
Endocrinology Guide to Hormones, Glands and Disorders

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Endocrinology Guide to Hormones, Glands and Disorders

  • 1. Endocrinology Hormones
  • 2. Deals  Endocrinology-deals with synthesis, secretion and action of hormones  Hormones are chemical messengers  They co-ordinate the activities of different cells.  Our body has two major control systems  Allow specialized tissues to function in an integrated way i.e., Nervous system and Endocrine system
  • 3. Nervous system depends on electro chemical signals passing via specific neuronal pathway  Whereas in Endocrine system the hormones are being released into the circulation and acting at a distant site different to that of secretion.  Many hormones are now known to be neuro transmitters
  • 4. In addition Hormones may act an adjacent cells known as paracrine  Some times back on the cells of origin known as autocrine  This specialized system associated with congenital and acquired abnormalities  Most of the of the endocrine disorders are classified based on their hormonal excess or deficiency
  • 5. Hormonal excess  Example  Primary gland over  Adrenal tumor--- production increased cortisol production---cushings syndrome  Secondary to over production of tropic  Thyroid stimulating substances antibody---Thyroxine —Thyrotoxicosis  Adrenal antibodies-  Hormonal deficiency adrenal failure—  Pituitary gland failure Addisons Disease
  • 6. Secondary to lack of  Pituitary disease--- stimulation by tropic Loss of ACTH hormone. secretion ---Cortisol deficiency  Target organ  Defective aldosterone resistance Receptor—pseudo Hypoaldsteronism
  • 7. According to WHO statistics death due to endocrine Disorder is rare (1 to 5%) However they are an important cause for morbidity  Modern method diagnosis have resulted into early diagnosis and more effective treatment
  • 8. Hypothalamus And Pituitary Gland  Pituitary gland is enclosed in the sella turcica  It is composed of 2 lobes 1) Anterior 2) Posterior  It is connected to the hypothalamus by infundibular stalk Which has portal vessels carrying blood from the median eminance hypothalamus to the anterior lobe and nerve fibers to the Posterior pituitary
  • 9. Anterior pituitary made up of 3 main types of cells---chromophobe,Acidophilic and basophilic  It has seven hormones  Four act on target endocrine glands  Other three act on target tissue
  • 10. Functions of anterior pituitary hormone  Growth----Growth hormone  Thyroid activity----TSH  Sexual activity-----LH  Lactation----------Prolactin  Adrenal gluco corticoidproduction---ACTH  Skin pigmentation----ACTH &beeta lipotrophin