Evaluation of the prognostic value of endocrine stress disturbances in patients with disseminated peritonitis
Riabov, G.A.; Bobkov, A.I.; Savchuk, B.D.; Agofonov, N.P.; Kadashchuk, I.T.
Anesteziologiia i Reanimatologiia 3: 11-15
1989
ISSN/ISBN: 0201-7563 PMID: 2802232 Document Number: 327719
The following endocrine disturbances observed in the early postoperative period are prognostically unfavourable: persisted high blood hydrocortisone level, decreased thyroid hormone, especially T-3, values, damaged negative feedback between T-3 and TTH, decreased leucine-enkephalin blood immunoreactivity. The loss of correlation between hydrocortisone and ACTH, T-3 and TTH, insulin and glucose blood levels, as well as close correlation between hydrocortisone and insulin, hydrocortisone and glucose levels and an abrupt increase in hydrocortisone/insulin, hydrocortisone/STH, hydrocortisone/T-3 and hydrocortisone/T-4 ratios have the same predictive value.