Recently, at the online workstation of Director Zhao Tianji at the Cranium Incubation Centre, there was a patient’s message: “How should I choose the treatment if I find high growth hormones and a high potential for acoustic adenoma on the left side of the saddle that is clearly reinforced by the artery?”
Director Zhao Tien Ji-ji described the operation as the preferred method for treating growth hormone pertouroma, and the more advanced method of surgery at present is nasal endoscopy — under the inner mirror — to remove the acetoma by entering the path through a nostrils. It’s a little traumatic and a little painful after the surgery. It is beneficial to fully tumours in surgery, to protect normal acoustic tissue and to achieve better post-operative effects.
The growth hormone aorta is likely to change your “paint” with typical clinical symptoms:
“Skin change” — the patient’s forehead rises, the aberrations, the cheekbones and the lower jaws stand out, and they form what is called a “thirty deformity.” The teeth are enlarged, the lower teeth are soared, the lips so thick, the nose so wide and flat, the ear wheels so big and the face skin so rough. The female patient appears to be male, with darker and rough skin, increased hair and beards.
“Hands and feet deformation” — large hands and feet, thicker fingers, and far-off spherical shape, with the patient’s shoes, gloves, and constant change of size. It happens before a child’s bone hysteria, it happens in adults, it happens in limbs.
“Big internal intestine” – if the heart is big, a few can develop to heart failure, and many patients are treated in the cardiology. The vascular walls are thickened and blood pressure is increased, sometimes with the presence of pawns, and others, such as gastrointestinal, liver, spleen, brain and breast, can be fattening, leading to corresponding symptoms.
Diagnosis of growth hormone adenoma
Based on these clinical performances, visual findings, such as CT and MRI, are not difficult to identify with other diseases, such as endocrine examinations. Once diagnosed with growth hormone-type adenoma, the body is fattensified and surgery can be performed to remove the tumor. After the operation, growth hormones are restored and the patient ‘ s face will gradually recover. Will the appearance and limbs of growth hormone peritaloma recover?
The vast majority of patients are concerned about physical and appearance changes, but the answer depends on the disease. In the case of amputees, the soft tissue of the body will improve after the surgery, but the bone will not shrink and the face will be left with some problems.
In addition, for diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, etc., caused by a peritoneal tumor, there can be some improvement in tumours as a result of surgery, but to what extent the specific improvement is related to the degree of impairment of the patient ‘ s peritoneal function. The most important is early detection, the earlier the damage is, the lower the likelihood of recovery.
