Dependence of clinical manifestations of neuroendocrine syndromes and treatment results on the severity of endocraniosis

The high frequency of neuroendocrine disorders in gynecology requires elucidation of their pathogenetic mechanisms in order to develop effective methods of treatment and further rehabilitation of patients. In women with neuroendocrine disorders, endocraniosis in various manifestations is often revealed. The radiological picture of endocraniosis is quite diverse and includes different types of hyperostoses of the bones of the cranial roof and skull base, calcifications of the dura mater and certain brain areas. The most pronounced manifestation of endocraniosis is hyperostosis of the inner lamina of the cranial vault bones - frontal, parietal, and occipital.