Decrease in human growth hormone (HGH) levels during transsphenoidal surgery for acromegaly as a guide for prognosis.
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To evaluate the clinical significance of human growth hormone (HGH) dynamics during transsphenoidal microsurgery for acromegaly, serial HGH levels during the surgery were compared with the post-operative basal HGH levels in 15 acromegalic patients, retrospectively.<BR>In all patients, in whom the HGH level immediately after tumor resection was reduced below 5ng/ml or the decreasing rate which stood for the magnitude of decrease of HGH during resection procedure was above 80%, postoperative permanent HGH levels fell to below 5ng/ml, namely, within the normal range.<BR>The rapid radioimmunoassay (RIA) of HGH was developed by the use of high affinity antibody in order to inform the surgeons of plasma HGH levels quickly during the surgery. It is now possible to know HGH levels about 1 hour after submitting the samples. It was verified that HGH levels measured in the rapid RIA correlated well with those obtained in the conventional way. The rapid RIA method was applied to 6 patients and the correlation between HGH levels during the surgery and post operative levels was also studied prospectively. The results were essentially identical to those in a retrospective study.<BR>It was suggested that the HGH level immediately after tumor resection and the extent of the decrease in HGH during the resection procedure were good indicators of the prognosis of surgical results in acromegaly and the rapid RIA method was useful in order to judge HGH levels quickly during the surgery.
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