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Iodine Nutrition, Non-Genetic Factors, and Two Candidate Polymorphisms Associated with Thyroid Function Abnormalities Among Children Aged 8-10 Years in Iodine-Adequate Areas of Tianjin, China. [PDF]
NutrientsDuan Y +5 more
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Exploring thyroid function in main domestic ruminants: a scoping review of physio-anatomy, diseases and diagnostic tools. [PDF]
Vet QEppe J +4 more
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Post-transfusion Malaria in Morocco and Non-endemic African Countries: A Systematic Review of Reported Cases. [PDF]
CureusHarandou M +4 more
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Looking Beyond Thyroid Malignancy: An Unusual Case of Dyshormonogenetic Goiter in Rural India. [PDF]
CureusDekhne A, Popat A, Chopwad A.
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Postoperative Outcomes and Complication Profile Following Thyroidectomy: A Retrospective Analysis. [PDF]
CureusShahid Khan R +6 more
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Thyroid, 1998 The occurrence of hyperthyroidism in many individuals after introduction of iodine prophylaxis in endemic goiter areas can have dramatic consequences for the affected individuals. It indicates that in such individuals the increase of serum thyroid hormone level in response to iodine supplementation does not exert its normal negative feedback on thyroid
Corvilain, Bernard +4 more
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Pathophysiology of Himalayan endemic goiter [PDF]
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1974 Goiter prevalence and iodine metabolism were studied in areas of endemic goiter in the Himalayas in India and Nepal. Similar studies were also made in Ceylon. The results are compatible with the hypothesis that severe environmental deficiency of iodide is the primary factor responsible for endemic goiter in these areas.
M G, Karmarkar +3 more
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