THIRST MECHANISM

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THIRST MECHANISM Part of “CHAPTER 25 – PHYSIOLOGY OF VASOPRESSIN, OXYTOCIN, AND THIRST“ The thirst mechanism provides an indispensable adjunct to the antidiuretic control of water balance in humans (see…

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PHYSIOLOGY OF VASOPRESSIN, OXYTOCIN, AND THIRST

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PHYSIOLOGY OF VASOPRESSIN, OXYTOCIN, AND THIRST Gary L. Robertson ANATOMY OF THE NEUROHYPOPHYSIS CHEMISTRY Related posts: CONTRASEXUAL PRECOCIOUS PUBERTY IDIOPATHIC OR CYCLIC EDEMA ALOPECIA EFFECTS ON BONE MINERAL DENSITY CALCIUM…

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BIOLOGIC ACTIONS

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BIOLOGIC ACTIONS Part of “CHAPTER 25 – PHYSIOLOGY OF VASOPRESSIN, OXYTOCIN, AND THIRST“ VASOPRESSIN RENAL ACTION The most important action of vasopressin is to conserve body water by reducing the…

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CHEMISTRY

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CHEMISTRY Part of “CHAPTER 25 – PHYSIOLOGY OF VASOPRESSIN, OXYTOCIN, AND THIRST“ Vasopressin and oxytocin are the only hormones known to be secreted in significant amounts by the neurohypophysis. As…

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ANATOMY OF THE NEUROHYPOPHYSIS

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ANATOMY OF THE NEUROHYPOPHYSIS Part of “CHAPTER 25 – PHYSIOLOGY OF VASOPRESSIN, OXYTOCIN, AND THIRST“ GROSS FEATURES The neurohypophysis, an extension of the ventral hypothalamus, attaches to the dorsal and…

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CLINICAL CLASSIFICATION

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CLINICAL CLASSIFICATION Part of “CHAPTER 24 – PITUITARY TUMORS: OVERVIEW OF THERAPEUTIC OPTIONS“ Growth hormone (GH)-secreting adenomas are responsible for acromegaly. On immunocytochemical analysis, these adenomas may be purely GH-secreting…

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