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HASHIMOTO'S DISEASE AND ENCEPHALOPATHY
Lancet, The, 1966E H Jellinek, Keith Ball, E H Jellinek
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The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 1949
IN the past few years we have seen an increasing number of goiters which are classified as Hashimoto's type of chronic thyroiditis. We want to bring this to your attention, along with several other observations we have made in the 28 cases of the disease seen from 1935 to the present time.
T C, DAVISON, A H, LETTON
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IN the past few years we have seen an increasing number of goiters which are classified as Hashimoto's type of chronic thyroiditis. We want to bring this to your attention, along with several other observations we have made in the 28 cases of the disease seen from 1935 to the present time.
T C, DAVISON, A H, LETTON
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1967
Summary1. Thirty‐four cases of Hashimoto's disease are presented, in some instances in association with Sjogren's syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, and adrenal‐pituitary atrophy.2. The difficulties in diagnosis are stressed by reason of the frequent nodular nature of the enlargement and the lack of precision in pre‐operative tests.3. It is advocated that
R P, Jepson, J H, Miller
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Summary1. Thirty‐four cases of Hashimoto's disease are presented, in some instances in association with Sjogren's syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, and adrenal‐pituitary atrophy.2. The difficulties in diagnosis are stressed by reason of the frequent nodular nature of the enlargement and the lack of precision in pre‐operative tests.3. It is advocated that
R P, Jepson, J H, Miller
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THE GENETICS OF HASHIMOTO'S DISEASE
Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America, 2000Despite strong epidemiologic evidence in favor of a genetic component in the etiology of HT, few hereditary risk factors have been consistently identified. These factors include the HLA and CTLA-4 genes. The mechanisms by which these genes confer increased susceptibility to HT are unclear.
Barbesino G, CHIOVATO, LUCA
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Hashimoto's Disease in Childhood
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1955Hashimoto's struma, or struma lymphomatosa, is considered to be a disease of the fifth and sixth decades, but it nevertheless can occur over a wide range of age. In their excellent review of the material from the Massachusetts General Hospital, Statland, Wasserman, and Vickery1reported 51 cases between the ages of 10 and 74 years. All were females. Two
H C, DAVIS, E A, HANSKE
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JAMA, 2014
I dreamt a trunk came down from the ceiling— wrinkled and gray as an elephant’s. It entered small, innocuous, as a plant pokes a shoot through soil.
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I dreamt a trunk came down from the ceiling— wrinkled and gray as an elephant’s. It entered small, innocuous, as a plant pokes a shoot through soil.
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The Increasing Incidence of Hashimoto's Disease
Archives of Surgery, 1961Although Hashimoto first described struma lymphomatosa of the thyroid gland nearly 50 years ago, 1 the nomenclature, etiology, and classification of this disease are still not clear. It is usually considered a form of thyroiditis, but is not truly inflammatory, since there is a notable absence of acute inflammation, necrosis, and abscess formation.
W, MACKSOOD, R L, RAPPORT, F, HODGES
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Hashimoto's Thyroiditis and the Collagen Diseases
Postgraduate Medicine, 1964Growing recognition of Hashimoto's thyroiditis is only partly due to increased awareness and improved diagnostic methods. Recent evidence suggests an increase in the actual incidence of the disease. It also seems probable that a number of connective tissue diseases are associated more often with Hashimoto's thyroiditis than would be expected on a ...
R H, FERGUSON, K L, BECKER
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