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Toggle: English / SpanishNiveles hormonales - All Information
Definici贸n:
Los ex谩menes de sangre o de orina pueden determinar los niveles de diversas hormonas en el cuerpo, incluyendo las hormonas reproductivas, las tiroideas, las suprarrenales, las hipofisarias y muchas otras. Para mayor informaci贸n, ver los art铆culos:
- 脕cido 5-hidroxindolac茅tico (A5-HIA)
- 17- hidroxiprogesterona
- 17-hidroxicorticosteroides
- 17-cetosteroides
- Tasa de excreci贸n de aldosterona urinaria en 24 horas
- 25- hidroxivitamina D
- Corticotropina
- Prueba de estimulaci贸n con corticotropina
- Prueba de inhibici贸n con corticotropina
- HAD
- Aldosterona
- Calcitonina
- Catecolaminas en sangre
- Catecolaminas en orina
- Nivel de cortisol
- Cortisol en orina
- Sulfato de deshidroepiandrosterona (DHEA)
- Hormona foliculoestimulante (FSH)
- Hormona del crecimiento
- GCH (cualitativa en sangre)
- GCH (cualitativa en orina)
- GCH (cuantitativa)
- Hormona luteinizante (HL)
- Respuesta de la HL a la GnRH
- Hormona paratiroidea
- Renina
- Pregnanediol
- Progesterona en suero
- Prolactina
- P茅ptido relacionado con la hormona paratiroidea
- Captaci贸n de T3 por resina (RT3U)
- Examen de estimulaci贸n de secretina
- Serotonina
- T3
- T4
- Testosterona
- Hormona estimulante de la tiroides (TSH)
- Reviewed last on: 8/11/2009
- David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.
Referencias
Gill GN, Clemmons DR. Principles of endocrinology. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 240.
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