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Influence of combined application of thesynthetic luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone agonist and non-steroidal antiandrogenon reproductive system of rate males
O.V.Sachinska, L.V.Chaikovska, A.G.Reznikov
V.Komissarenko Institute of Endocrinology and Metabolism
Abstract
The influence of combined use of different doses of LGRH
agonist (Surfagon) and non-steroidal antiandrogen
Flutamide (Niftolid) on the structure and functional state
of accessory sexual glands and hypophyseal-gonadal sys-
tem of rate males had been studied. Optimal ratio of the
drug doses for achieving the best antiprostatic effect has
been determined. It was shown that combined use of above
mentioned drugs resulted in the potentiation of antipros-
tatic effects. A maximal effect was observed after 30 days
of Surfagon administration in a dose of 50 mg/kg b.w. to-
gether with flutamid in a dose of 10 mg/kg. b.w. Such a
combination of drugs is recommended for clinical appro-
bation as therapy for prostate cancer.
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