2020
DOI: 10.14302/issn.2372-6601.jhor-20-3673
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A Systematic Review of the Antimony Content of the Normal Human Prostate Gland

Abstract: The prostate gland is subject to various disorders. The etiology and pathogenesis of these diseases remain not well understood. Moreover, despite technological advancements, the differential diagnosis of prostate disorders has become progressively more complex and controversial. It was suggested that the antimony (Sb) level in prostatic tissue plays an important role in prostatic carcinogenesis and its measurement may be useful as a cancer biomarker. These suggestions promoted more detailed studies of the Sb c… Show more

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“…Inadequate response of homeostasis mechanisms leads to changes in TE levels in tissues and organs, which, in turn, can affect their function and lead to the development of pathological conditions. The correctness of this conclusion was illustrated by us earlier on the example of the study of the role of chemical elements such as Hg [4] , Co [5] , P [6] , Sb [7] , Cr [8] , Ni [9] , Al [10] , Pb [11] , As [12] , Ca [13] , Sn [14] , Ba [15] , Be [16] , B [17] , Bi [18] , Cd [19] , Sr [20] , Tl [21] , V [22] , and Zn [23,24] in the normal and pathophysiology of the prostate. It was shown, in particular, that a special role in the development of pathological transformations of the prostate is played by disturbances in the relationship between TE in the tissue and gland secretion.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Inadequate response of homeostasis mechanisms leads to changes in TE levels in tissues and organs, which, in turn, can affect their function and lead to the development of pathological conditions. The correctness of this conclusion was illustrated by us earlier on the example of the study of the role of chemical elements such as Hg [4] , Co [5] , P [6] , Sb [7] , Cr [8] , Ni [9] , Al [10] , Pb [11] , As [12] , Ca [13] , Sn [14] , Ba [15] , Be [16] , B [17] , Bi [18] , Cd [19] , Sr [20] , Tl [21] , V [22] , and Zn [23,24] in the normal and pathophysiology of the prostate. It was shown, in particular, that a special role in the development of pathological transformations of the prostate is played by disturbances in the relationship between TE in the tissue and gland secretion.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 82%