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ACTA ENDOCRINOLOGICA (BUC)
The International Journal of Romanian Society of Endocrinology / Registered in 1938in Web of Science Master Journal List
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Endocrine Care
Ceausu RA, Balinisteanu B, Cimpean AM, Gaje PN, Capatina C, Gheorghiu ML, Ciubotaru V, Coculescu M, Raica M
Reticular fibers network discriminates between normal hypophysis and pituitary adenomasActa Endo (Buc) 2010 6(3): 335-341 doi: 10.4183/aeb.2010.335
AbstractBackground. Usually, silver stain is needed to differentiate between normal or hyperplastic hypophysis and pituitary adenomas. Many papers reported the lack of reticular fibers network as mandatory for pituitary adenoma diagnosis. \r\nAim. Differences between the architecture of reticular fibers in normal pituitary and pituitary adenomas \r\nMethods. Gordon- Sweet silver staining of pituitary specimens, prelevated during pituitary surgery performed in 138 patients with the endocrine and imagistic diagnosis of pituitary macro-adenomas. \r\nResults.Pituitary specimens of pituitary adenomas was confirmed in 133 cases; 3 specimens were with normal pituitary tissue, 1 with pituitary hyperplasia, 1 with pituitary apoplexy.Twelve of 133 pituitary adenomas specimens were associated also with normal pituitary tissue.There was a loss of acinar network of reticular fibres in 115 cases, but the present study describes the persistence of reticular fibers networks in 18 (13,53%) of 133 pituitary adenomas. We identified five distribution patterns of remanent reticular fibers network in pituitary adenomas using silver staining. \r\nIn conclusion, persistence of reticular fibers in a small number of pituitary adenomas could be a possible pitfall in the discrimination between the normal hypophysis and pituitary adenoma. -
Endocrine Care
Gussi I, Ursuleanu A, Ceausu I, Dutescu C, Lazar V, Mirciulescu C
Longer Duration and Lower Fatal Risk of Late-onset Pregnancy-related Ovarian Hyperstimulation SyndromeActa Endo (Buc) 2011 7(3): 357-363 doi: 10.4183/aeb.2011.357
AbstractBackground. Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) is a potentially life-threatening complication of the luteal\r\nphase or early pregnancy after ovulation induction or ovarian stimulation. The late OHSS form presents an onset more than 10 days after ovulation triggering and is\r\ninfluenced by pregnancy-related HCG secretion.\r\nReport. This paper presents three cases of pregnancy-related OHSS after IVF/ICSI cycles discussing risk factors and management according to European Guidelines.\r\nResults. Individual risk factors are identified such as low BMI, high antral follicle count at the beginning of the ovarian stimulation, high estradiol over 3000 pg/ml.\r\nPatients had moderate OHSS (case 2) and severe OHSS (case 1 and 3). In-patient treatment was 3-14 days. OHSS resolved in\r\nall cases, without manifestations of the critical form.\r\nConclusion. The duration of OHSS is longer in the late form, is pregnancy-related and should be monitored for adverse\r\npregnancy outcomes. However the incidence of fatal risks is low and the treatment is successful. -
Actualities in medicine
Ceausu I
Gestational Diabetes Mellitus – is Still a “Mysterious Disease” in 2016Acta Endo (Buc) 2016 12(4): 500-503 doi: 10.4183/aeb.2016.500
AbstractOverview of necessity of universal screening as the tool for adequate diagnosis of GDM in 2016. Identifying of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) overpasses the medical discussion of utility, both for the mother and child, both for the short term and long term possible complications.
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