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Inhibition by Somatostatin of ACTH Secretion in Nelson's Syndrome

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Specialty Endocrinology
Date 1975 Jun 1
PMID 166089
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Abstract

Somatostatin (GHIF), when administered as a 1-hr infusion (500 mug/hr) to 5 patients with Nelson's Syndrome;resulted in a sustained, progressive fall in plasma ACTH in each patient to 40% to 71% of basal values with a return toward initail levels after cessation of the infusion. The meanreduction in plasma ADTH was 48% (p less than 0.005). These finding suggest that GHIF receptors not fuctional or present in normal pituitary tissue are present in ACTH-producing pituitary tumors.

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