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The First Edition of "12 Endocrinology e-charts": These Anatomical & Pathological charts were created by Anejo Health Communications.
This reference is an essential addition to every library, whether you are a health professional, student, or interested consumer. Anejo charts show the human body in a format that provides a clear and visual understanding of endocrinology diseases.
This "12 Endocrinology e-charts" is ideal for studying human pathologies, patient consultation, or quick reference.
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Hyperthyroidism e-chart

Hyperthyroidism is a functional disorder in which the thyroid hormone produced by the gland is poured excessively into the blood.

This disorder, which encompasses a whole set of anatomopathological structures of thyroids, can be divided in hyperthyroidism with ocular disorders (Graves-Basedows disease), and hyperthyroidism without ocular disorders. Some of the most important aspects of hyperthyroidism, also called hyperthyroid syndrome, are depicted and described below.

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Glargine e-chart

Insulin glargine is analogous with long-acting human insulin. It is obtained through recombinant DNA technology by using a non pathogenic lab strain of Escherichia coli (K12) as the producing organism, which has two molecules of arginine substituted.

This results into an insulin that is soluble in an acidic pH 4.0 - 5.0 medium, which crystallizes after the injection due to the presence of physiological pH (7.4) in the subcutaneous tissue, this being the reason for the long duration of its action. To stabilize the conditions of solubility in an acidic medium and the precipitation, which leads to tissue degradation, a second change was made by substituting the aspargine at position 21 on the chain (from regular insulin) for a glycine.

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Obesity e-chart

It is the excessive, rather diffuse or generalized accumulation of fat leading to a significant increase in body weight.

Obesity results from a positive caloric balance, due both to excessive food intake and to a reduced caloric output from little physical activity (sedentarism). This disease is very common in those areas in the world with great provisions of food. It is more frequent in groups whose socioeconomic and cultural levels are rather low. Any excessive weight has a negative effect on longevity and on the quality of life.

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Signs and Symptoms of Hypothyroidism e-chart

The hypothalamus secretes the thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH), which leads the hypophysis to secrete the thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH). In response to this stimulus (TSH), the thyroid gland releases the stored hormones: triiodothyronine (T3) and thyroxine (T4).

The increase in the levels of T3 and T4 results in a negative feedback both in the hypophysis and the hypothalamus, so that the secretion of TRH and TSH becomes inhibited. When the hypothalamus detects a decrease in the thyroid hormones, the cycle starts again.

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