Abstract
Jerome W. Conn и его первая пациентка — рождение нового направления в эндокринологии
References
1. Conn J. The evolution of Primary aldosteronism. 1954-1967 // Harvey Lectures. — 1968. — Vol. 62. — p. 257-291.
2. Daughady W. Jerome W. Conn 1907-1994. A Biographical Memoir. — Washigton DC.: National Academic Press, 1994. — p. 3-11.
3. Loriaux D. Jerome W. Conn (1907-1994) // Endocrinologist. — 2008. — Vol. 18. — p. 159-160.
4. Thompson N., Grekin R. The identification of Primary aldosteronism. — In: The Supreme Triumph of the Surgeon′s Art / M. Zeiger, W. Shen, E. Felger (eds.). — San-Francisko: University of California Medical Humanities Press, 2013. — p. 133-143.
5. Conn J., Johnston M., Louis L. Acclimatisation to humid heat: A function of adrenal cortical activity // J. Clin. Ivest. — 1946. — Vol. 25. — p. 912-913.
6. Conn J. Electrolyte composition of sweat: Clinical implications as an index of adrenal cortical function // Arch. Int. Med. — 1949. — Vol. 83. — p. 416-428.
7. Conn J., Louis L. Prodaction of «salt-active» corticoids as reflected in the concentration of sodium and chloride of thermal sweat // J. Clin. Endocrinol. — 1950. — Vol. 10. — p. 12-23.
8. Johnson H., Conn J., Iob V., Coller F. Postoperative salt retention and its relation to increased adrenal cortical function // Ann. Surg. — 1950. — Vol. 132. — p. 374-385.
9. Conn J. Some clinical and climatological aspects of aldosteronism in man (The Gordon Wilson lecture) // Trans. Am. Clin. Climatol. Assoc. — 1963. — Vol. 74. — p. 61-69.
10. Grundy H., Simpson S., Tait J. Isolation of highly active mineral corticoid from beef adrenal extract // Nature. — 1952. — Vol. 169. — p. 795-796.
2. Daughady W. Jerome W. Conn 1907-1994. A Biographical Memoir. — Washigton DC.: National Academic Press, 1994. — p. 3-11.
3. Loriaux D. Jerome W. Conn (1907-1994) // Endocrinologist. — 2008. — Vol. 18. — p. 159-160.
4. Thompson N., Grekin R. The identification of Primary aldosteronism. — In: The Supreme Triumph of the Surgeon′s Art / M. Zeiger, W. Shen, E. Felger (eds.). — San-Francisko: University of California Medical Humanities Press, 2013. — p. 133-143.
5. Conn J., Johnston M., Louis L. Acclimatisation to humid heat: A function of adrenal cortical activity // J. Clin. Ivest. — 1946. — Vol. 25. — p. 912-913.
6. Conn J. Electrolyte composition of sweat: Clinical implications as an index of adrenal cortical function // Arch. Int. Med. — 1949. — Vol. 83. — p. 416-428.
7. Conn J., Louis L. Prodaction of «salt-active» corticoids as reflected in the concentration of sodium and chloride of thermal sweat // J. Clin. Endocrinol. — 1950. — Vol. 10. — p. 12-23.
8. Johnson H., Conn J., Iob V., Coller F. Postoperative salt retention and its relation to increased adrenal cortical function // Ann. Surg. — 1950. — Vol. 132. — p. 374-385.
9. Conn J. Some clinical and climatological aspects of aldosteronism in man (The Gordon Wilson lecture) // Trans. Am. Clin. Climatol. Assoc. — 1963. — Vol. 74. — p. 61-69.
10. Grundy H., Simpson S., Tait J. Isolation of highly active mineral corticoid from beef adrenal extract // Nature. — 1952. — Vol. 169. — p. 795-796.
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