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Somatotrophic status is a major determinant of both thyrotrophic and corticotrophic axis. In growth hormone deficient patients, somatotrophic replacement increases the conversion rate of the inactive form of the thyroid hormone (T4) to its active form (T3), whereas the same replacement induces the conversion of cortisol, which is hormonally active, in cortisone, its inactive form. This review details the effects of GH on these two hormonal axis, possible mechanisms and clinical implications for the management of hypopituitary patients.

Impacto do tratamento com GH sobre as funções tireoidiana e adrenal