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[Acromegaly. Physiopathological aspects and description of a clinical case].

Recent physiopathological studies suggest that hypersecretion of GH in acromegaly is not necessarily the result of a primary alteration to the GH-secreting pituitary cells. Some suggest that an alteration in the hypothalamic control of the hormone secretion may also be involved. After a general introduction, a clinical case of acromegaly is reported.