Hormonal shifts and intensity of free radical oxidation in the blood of patients with facial nerve neuropathies
Pathochemical characteristic features of facial nerve neuropathy (FNN) have been more accurately defined. Heterogeneous patochemical pattern of facial nerve neuropathy has been shown to be dependent on the severity of the disease, intensity of free radical oxidation processes, and hormonal status of...
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author | L. V. Govorova N. V. Skripchenko D. A. Golyakov N. F. Pulman |
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description | Pathochemical characteristic features of facial nerve neuropathy (FNN) have been more accurately defined. Heterogeneous patochemical pattern of facial nerve neuropathy has been shown to be dependent on the severity of the disease, intensity of free radical oxidation processes, and hormonal status of the patient. We have found reliable distinctions in dynamics of free radical oxidation processes, and hormo-nal status in the blood of the patients with moderately severe and severe forms of facial nerve neuropathies. In facial nerve neuropathies we observed regulatory effects of cortisol and somatotropic hormone; in facial nerve neuropathywith moderate severity the hormones of thyroid group were seen to be switching off, falling out the processes regulating metabolism. Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH) were found to have regulating effects, especially in the acute phase of the disease. Different dynamics of the hormones in patients with high and low free radical oxidation levels suggests that the oxidative stress intensity could be associated with regulatory effects of the hormones . The results of correlation analysis confirm the reliable distinctions in free radical oxidation characteristics andand cortisole levels, STH, FSH and LH levels. |
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spelling | doaj.art-009a5a9b47d64836b035865f514426222025-03-02T13:00:26ZrusJournal InfectologyЖурнал инфектологии2072-67322014-09-0121515810.22625/2072-6732-2010-2-1-51-58299Hormonal shifts and intensity of free radical oxidation in the blood of patients with facial nerve neuropathiesL. V. Govorova0N. V. Skripchenko1D. A. Golyakov2N. F. Pulman3Research Institute of Children,s Infections of FMBA, Saint-PetersburgResearch Institute of Children,s Infections of FMBA, Saint-PetersburgRegional Clinical Hospital, ArchangelskResearch Institute of Children,s Infections of FMBA, Saint-PetersburgPathochemical characteristic features of facial nerve neuropathy (FNN) have been more accurately defined. Heterogeneous patochemical pattern of facial nerve neuropathy has been shown to be dependent on the severity of the disease, intensity of free radical oxidation processes, and hormonal status of the patient. We have found reliable distinctions in dynamics of free radical oxidation processes, and hormo-nal status in the blood of the patients with moderately severe and severe forms of facial nerve neuropathies. In facial nerve neuropathies we observed regulatory effects of cortisol and somatotropic hormone; in facial nerve neuropathywith moderate severity the hormones of thyroid group were seen to be switching off, falling out the processes regulating metabolism. Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH) were found to have regulating effects, especially in the acute phase of the disease. Different dynamics of the hormones in patients with high and low free radical oxidation levels suggests that the oxidative stress intensity could be associated with regulatory effects of the hormones . The results of correlation analysis confirm the reliable distinctions in free radical oxidation characteristics andand cortisole levels, STH, FSH and LH levels.https://journal.niidi.ru/jofin/article/view/285facial nerve neuropathychildrenfree radical oxidationhor-mones: somatotropic hormonecortisolfollicle stimulating hormoneluteinizing hormone |
spellingShingle | L. V. Govorova N. V. Skripchenko D. A. Golyakov N. F. Pulman Hormonal shifts and intensity of free radical oxidation in the blood of patients with facial nerve neuropathies Журнал инфектологии facial nerve neuropathy children free radical oxidation hor-mones: somatotropic hormone cortisol follicle stimulating hormone luteinizing hormone |
title | Hormonal shifts and intensity of free radical oxidation in the blood of patients with facial nerve neuropathies |
title_full | Hormonal shifts and intensity of free radical oxidation in the blood of patients with facial nerve neuropathies |
title_fullStr | Hormonal shifts and intensity of free radical oxidation in the blood of patients with facial nerve neuropathies |
title_full_unstemmed | Hormonal shifts and intensity of free radical oxidation in the blood of patients with facial nerve neuropathies |
title_short | Hormonal shifts and intensity of free radical oxidation in the blood of patients with facial nerve neuropathies |
title_sort | hormonal shifts and intensity of free radical oxidation in the blood of patients with facial nerve neuropathies |
topic | facial nerve neuropathy children free radical oxidation hor-mones: somatotropic hormone cortisol follicle stimulating hormone luteinizing hormone |
url | https://journal.niidi.ru/jofin/article/view/285 |
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