Bevezetés: Az attenuált androgéneket gyakran alkalmazzák C1-inhibitor-hiányos hereditaer angiooedema akut epizódjainak megelőzésére. Praepubertason túli alkalmazásuk az epifízisfugák korai záródásához, ezáltal növekedés-visszamaradáshoz vezethet. Célkitűzés: A danazol hereditaer angiooedemás gyermekek hossznövekedésére kifejtett hatásának felmérése. Módszer: Retrospektív tanulmányunk negyvenkettő, 21 évesnél idősebb hereditaer angiooedemás beteg adatait elemezte. A betegek esetében meghatároztuk a várható testmagasságtól való eltérést, majd azt a betegek neme, valamint a 21 éves kor előtt végzett danazolkezelés összdózisa és időtartama függvényében elemeztük. Danazollal 16 éves kora előtt kezelt betegek esetében összefüggést kerestünk a várható testmagasságtól való eltérés, valamint a kezelés időtartama, illetve kumulatív dózisa között. Eredmények: Nem találtunk szignifikáns különbséget a várható testmagasságtól való eltérésben danazolt szedő/nem szedő, illetve fiú és leány betegek között. Ezt a különbséget a danazol dózisa és alkalmazásának időtartama 16 vagy 21 évesnél fiatalabb korban végzett kezelés esetén sem befolyásolta. Következtetések: A danazol a minimális hatékony dózisban alkalmazva nem befolyásolta a növekedést. Orv Hetil. 2017; 158(32): 1269–1276.
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