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Pediatric Endocrinology, An Issue of Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America, E-Book

Pediatric Endocrinology, An Issue of Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America, E-Book

Robert Rapaport

(2016)

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Abstract

This issue of Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics, edited by Dr. Robert Rapaport, is devoted to Pediatric Endocrinology. Articles in this issue include: Thyroid Cancer in Pediatrics; Gender and Sex Assignment; CAH Prenatal Diagnosis; Diabetes; Polycystic Ovarian Disease; Newborn Screening for X-linked ALD; Growth in Patients w/ Skeletal Dysplasia; Thyroid Imaging in Infants; Bariatric Surgery in Youth; Pituitary Imaging in Pediatrics; and Cardiac and Metabolic Features of GH Deficiency.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Front Cover Cover
Pediatric Endocrinology i
Copyright ii
Contributors iii
CONSULTING EDITORS iii
EDITOR iii
AUTHORS iii
Contents vii
Foreword: Pediatric Endocrinology vii
Preface: Focus on Pediatric Endocrinology: Time to Revisit Some Established Challenges and Explore New Ones vii
Update of Thyroid Developmental Genes vii
Thyroid Imaging in Infants vii
Prenatal Diagnosis of Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia vii
Growth and Metabolism in Children Born Small for Gestational Age viii
Endocrine Dysfunction in X-Linked Adrenoleukodystrophy viii
Diagnosis and Clinical Genetics of Cushing Syndrome in Pediatrics viii
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome in Adolescents viii
Genetic Techniques in the Evaluation of Short Stature ix
Thyroid Cancer in Pediatrics ix
Cardiovascular Risk in Growth Hormone Deficiency: Beneficial Effects of Growth Hormone Replacement Therapy ix
Bariatric Surgery in Youth ix
Update on Bone Health in Pediatric Chronic Disease x
Advances in Imaging of the Pediatric Pituitary Gland x
Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Incidence, Treatment, and Outcomes of Youth with Type 1 Diabetes x
Gender Incongruity in Children With and Without Disorders of Sexual Differentiation xi
ENDOCRINOLOGY AND\rMETABOLISM CLINICS OF\rNORTH AMERICA xii
FORTHCOMING ISSUES xii
September 2016 xii
December 2016 xii
March 2017 xii
RECENT ISSUES xii
March 2016 xii
December 2015 xii
September 2015 xii
Foreword:\rPediatric Endocrinology xiii
Preface:\rFocus on Pediatric Endocrinology: Time to Revisit Some Established Challenges and Explore New Ones xvii
Update of Thyroid Developmental Genes 243
Key points 243
INTRODUCTION 243
Development of the Thyroid Gland 244
Embryogenesis 244
Differentiation and thyroid hormone synthesis 244
Genetics of Thyroid Dysgenesis 245
Inheritance 245
Monogenetic forms of thyroid dysgenesis 246
Thyroid-stimulating hormone receptor TSHR gene (OMIM 246
NKX2-1 (OMIM 246
PAX8 (OMIM 248
FOXE1 (OMIM 249
FOXE1 polyalanine tract length and thyroid dysgenesis 249
NKX2-5 (OMIM 249
New candidate genes 249
Alternative mechanisms involved in thyroid dysgenesis 250
Multigenic model in thyroid dysgenesis 250
Epigenetic mechanisms 250
Genomic structure variants—copy number variants 250
SUMMARY AND FUTURE CONSIDERATIONS 251
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 251
REFERENCES 251
Thyroid Imaging in Infants 255
Key points 255
INTRODUCTION 255
TREATMENT, RE-EVALUATION, AND OUTCOME CONSIDERATIONS 257
DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING STUDIES 257
Ultrasound 257
Thyroid Scanning: 99mTc-pertechnetate and Radioisotope 123Iodine 261
SUMMARY 262
REFERENCES 263
Prenatal Diagnosis of Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia 267
Key points 267
INTRODUCTION 267
HORMONAL MEASUREMENTS IN AMNIOTIC FLUID 269
MOLECULAR GENETICS 269
DEXAMETHASONE TREATMENT AND CONTROVERSY 270
FETAL SEX DETERMINATION 272
NONINVASIVE PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS 273
SUMMARY 275
REFERENCES 275
Growth and Metabolism in Children Born Small for Gestational Age 283
Key points 283
INTRODUCTION 283
SMALL FOR GESTATIONAL AGE 285
EFFECTS OF GROWTH HORMONE TREATMENT IN CHILDREN BORN SMALL FOR GESTATIONAL AGE 285
Effects on Longitudinal Growth 285
Effects on Body Composition, Insulin Sensitivity, and Cardiovascular Risk Factors 287
METABOLIC AND ENDOCRINE CONSEQUENCES IN ADULTS BORN SMALL FOR GESTATIONAL AGE 291
Metabolic and Endocrine Consequences in Untreated Adults Born Small for Gestational Age 291
Metabolic and Endocrine Consequences in Growth Hormone–Treated Adults Born Small for Gestational Age 291
COMBINING GROWTH HORMONE TREATMENT WITH GONADOTROPIN-RELEASING HORMONE ANALOG TREATMENT 291
SUMMARY 292
REFERENCES 292
Endocrine Dysfunction in X-Linked Adrenoleukodystrophy 295
Key points 295
INTRODUCTION 295
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY 296
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF X-LINKED ADRENOLEUKODYSTROPHY AND ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY 296
CLINICAL PRESENTATION OF ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY 298
DIAGNOSIS OF X-LINKED ADRENOLEUKODYSTROPHY AND NEWBORN SCREENING 298
MONITORING AND DIAGNOSIS OF ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY 299
TREATMENT OF ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY 300
Chronic Treatment and Monitoring 300
Treatment of Acute Adrenal Crisis and Stress Dosing 302
TESTICULAR DYSFUNCTION 303
SUMMARY 305
REFERENCES 305
Diagnosis and Clinical Genetics of Cushing Syndrome in Pediatrics 311
Key points 311
INTRODUCTION: EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CUSHING SYNDROME AND CLINICAL PRESENTATION 311
CAUSES OF ENDOGENOUS CUSHING SYNDROME IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS 312
CONFIRMATION OF ENDOGENOUS CUSHING SYNDROME AND DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS 316
Documenting Hypercortisolemia 316
Pseudo-Cushing Syndrome 318
Differential Diagnosis Between Various Types of Cushing Syndrome 318
The Use of Imaging in the Workup of Cushing Syndrome 319
CLINICAL CASE PRESENTATION: CASE 1 320
TREATMENT FOR ENDOGENOUS CAUSES OF CUSHING SYNDROME 321
CLINICAL CASE PRESENTATION: CASE 2 322
GENETIC CAUSES OF CUSHING SYNDROME IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS 324
SUMMARY 325
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 326
REFERENCES 326
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome in Adolescents 329
Key points 329
INTRODUCTION/BACKGROUND 329
GENETICS OF POLYCYSTIC OVARY SYNDROME 331
SYMPTOMS AND FINDINGS 333
Hyperandrogenism 333
Clinical 333
Biochemical 333
Menstrual Irregularity and Ovulatory Dysfunction 334
Ovarian Size and Morphology 334
Metabolic Disturbances 335
DIAGNOSTIC TESTS 335
Androgen Concentrations 335
Anti-Müllerian Hormone Concentrations 336
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS 336
TREATMENT AND GOALS 337
Management 337
Weight loss 337
Hormonal contraceptives 338
Metformin 338
FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS 338
REFERENCES 338
Genetic Techniques in the Evaluation of Short Stature 345
Key points 345
INTRODUCTION 345
GENETIC TESTING STRATEGIES 346
CHROMOSOME ANALYSIS 346
TARGETED OR MULTIGENE SEQUENCING 347
GROWTH HORMONE DEFICIENCY 347
MULTIPLE PITUITARY HORMONE DEFICIENCIES 348
TARGETING BONE GROWTH 348
GENOMIC TECHNOLOGIES 350
CHROMOSOME MICROARRAY ANALYSIS 350
WHOLE-GENOME AND WHOLE-EXOME SEQUENCING 351
SUMMARY 354
REFERENCES 355
Thyroid Cancer in Pediatrics 359
Key points 359
INTRODUCTION 359
EPIDEMIOLOGY 360
EVALUATION OF THYROID NODULES 360
DIAGNOSIS 361
SURGERY 365
OPERATIVE STAGING 365
POSTOPERATIVE STAGING 367
Serum Thyroglobulin Assays 367
WHOLE-BODY RADIOIODINE IMAGING 370
Patient Preparation 370
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone Stimulation with Levothyroxine Withdrawal 371
Use of Recombinant Thyroid Stimulating Hormone 371
Use of Iodine-131 for Diagnostic Whole Body Imaging 371
Use of Iodine-123 for Diagnostic Whole Body Imaging 372
Detection of Thyroid Remnants and Local and Distal Metastases 372
RADIOIODINE THERAPY 373
Ablation Therapy 373
So in Which Patients Is Iodine-131 Therapy Recommended? 374
Patient Preparation for Iodine-131 Therapy 375
Radioiodine Dosage Regiments and Effectiveness 375
SIDE EFFECTS AND COMPLICATIONS OF RADIOIODINE THERAPY 376
The Short-Term Side Effects 376
Bone Marrow Effects 376
Carcinogenesis 376
Gonadal Damage 377
Therapy in Women Post-Partum 377
Regulations Regarding Hospitalization of Patients Treated with Radioiodine 377
POSTTHERAPY RADIOIODINE IMAGING 378
LEVOTHYROXINE (THYROID STIMULATING HORMONE SUPPRESSION) THERAPY 379
The Risk of Thyroid Stimulating Hormone Suppression 380
SURVEILLANCE AND FOLLOW-UP 382
Thyroglobulin Level Monitoring 383
Follow-up with Ultrasound 384
Follow-up with Diagnostic Whole Body Imaging 384
TREATMENT OF RESIDUAL DISEASE 385
Radioiodine Therapy 385
Radioiodine Treatment of Pulmonary Metastases 385
MANAGEMENT OF CHILDREN WITH PROGRESSIVE NON-RADIOIODINE-AVID THYROID CANCER 387
LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP IN CHILDREN WITH DIFFERENTIATED THYROID CANCER 388
PSYCHOSOCIAL ISSUES IN CHILDREN WITH DIFFERENTIATED THYROID CANCER 392
SUMMARY 392
REFERENCES 392
Cardiovascular Risk in Growth Hormone Deficiency 405
Key points 405
INTRODUCTION 405
ABNORMALITIES IN BODY COMPOSITION AND THE EFFECT OF GROWTH HORMONE THERAPY 406
BIOCHEMICAL ALTERATIONS AND THE EFFECT OF GROWTH HORMONE THERAPY 407
Fasting and Postprandial Lipids 407
Coagulation Factors 409
Homocysteine 410
Endothelial Dysfunction 410
Adiponectin 412
ULTRASOUND ABNORMALITIES AND THE EFFECT OF GROWTH HORMONE THERAPY 412
Cardiac Mass and Function 412
Intima-Media Thickness and Vascular Reactivity 413
SUMMARY 414
REFERENCES 414
Bariatric Surgery in Youth 419
Key points 419
DEFINITION 419
EPIDEMIOLOGY 419
ETIOLOGY 420
Associated Conditions 420
Neurologic 420
Cardiovascular 420
Pulmonary 421
Gastrointestinal 421
Musculoskeletal 421
Endocrine 421
Psychosocial 422
Mortality 422
Nonoperative Management of Pediatric Obesity 422
Operative Management of Pediatric Obesity 423
Criteria for surgical intervention 423
Bariatric surgical procedures performed 424
Malabsorptive procedures 424
Malabsorptive and restrictive procedures 425
Restrictive procedures 425
Special considerations 426
Future work 427
SUMMARY 427
REFERENCES 428
Update on Bone Health in Pediatric Chronic Disease 433
Key points 433
INTRODUCTION 433
OVERVIEW OF BONE HEALTH 434
CHRONIC DISEASE AND BONE HEALTH 434
MEASUREMENT OF BONE DENSITY 435
PEDIATRIC BONE HEALTH: CYSTIC FIBROSIS 436
PEDIATRIC BONE HEALTH: CELIAC DISEASE 437
PEDIATRIC BONE HEALTH: TYPE 1 DIABETES MELLITUS 438
TREATMENT OF PEDIATRIC BONE DISEASE 438
SUMMARY 439
REFERENCES 439
Advances in Imaging of the Pediatric Pituitary Gland 443
Key points 443
INTRODUCTION 443
Computed Tomography 443
MRI 444
ADVANCED IMAGING OF SELLA 447
Magnetic Resonance Elastography 447
Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy 447
Perfusion Imaging 449
Diffusion-Weighted Imaging 449
Diffusion Tensor Imaging 450
REFERENCES 450
Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Incidence, Treatment, and Outcomes of Youth with Type 1 Diabetes 453
Key points 453
INTRODUCTION 453
INCIDENCE AND PREVALENCE OF TYPE 1 DIABETES MELLITUS 454
Incidence and Prevalence in Non-Hispanic White Youths 454
Incidence and Prevalence in Non-Hispanic Black Youths 454
Incidence and Prevalence in Hispanic Youths 454
Differences in the Socioeconomic Characteristics of Children with Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus 455
RACIAL AND ETHNIC DISPARITIES IN THE TREATMENT OF YOUTHS WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES MELLITUS 455
Blood Glucose Monitoring 455
Insulin Therapy 456
Continuous Glucose Monitoring 456
Reasons for Disparities in the Treatment of Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus in Children 457
RACIAL/ETHNIC DISPARITIES IN OUTCOMES OF YOUTHS WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES MELLITUS 457
Glycemic Control as Measured by Hemoglobin A1c 457
Diabetic Ketoacidosis 457
Severe Hypoglycemia 459
Diabetic Retinopathy 459
Diabetic Nephropathy 459
Diabetic Neuropathy 459
Diabetes-Related Mortality 459
SUMMARY 460
REFERENCES 460
Gender Incongruity in Children With and Without Disorders of Sexual Differentiation 463
Key points 463
INTRODUCTION 463
DISORDERS OF SEXUAL DIFFERENTIATION OVERVIEW 464
HISTORY OF SEX ASSIGNMENT IN PATIENTS WITH DISORDERS OF SEXUAL DIFFERENTIATION 464
Biology of Gender 466
DEFINITIONS 467
GENDER DYSPHORIA 468
Persistence and Desistence 468
Mental Health Assessment 470
MENTAL HEALTH COMORBIDITIES 471
MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT 471
ETHICAL ISSUES IN TREATING CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS 472
ENDOCRINE MANAGEMENT OF TRANSGENDER ADOLESCENTS 473
Pubertal Suppression 473
Cross-Sex Hormone Therapy 475
FUTURE CONSIDERATIONS 478
SUMMARY 479
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 479
REFERENCES 479
Index 483