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The Treatment of Hyperthyroidism
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1966Excerpt Hyperthyroidism is a syndrome of metabolic and pathologic disturbances resulting from the action of excessive circulating thyroid hormone on peripheral tissues.
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Clinics in Endocrinology and Metabolism, 1978
Hyperthyroidism during childhood is almost always due to Graves' disease, and much of what is said about the disease in adults applies equally to children. Other, less frequent causes of hyperthyroidism in children include neonatal hyperthyroidism or transient Graves' disease, hyperthyroidism produced by functioning adenomas, mild and transient ...
C P, Howard, A B, Hayles
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Hyperthyroidism during childhood is almost always due to Graves' disease, and much of what is said about the disease in adults applies equally to children. Other, less frequent causes of hyperthyroidism in children include neonatal hyperthyroidism or transient Graves' disease, hyperthyroidism produced by functioning adenomas, mild and transient ...
C P, Howard, A B, Hayles
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British Journal of Dermatology, 1975
A thyrotoxic patient presented with urticaria and this appeared to respond to beta-blockade with practolol. Symptoms did not recur when radioactive iodine treatment took effect in spite of stopping the beta-blocker. Possible mechanisms are discussed and it is stressed that more emphasis should be placed on this association.
J L, Pace, M, Garretts
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A thyrotoxic patient presented with urticaria and this appeared to respond to beta-blockade with practolol. Symptoms did not recur when radioactive iodine treatment took effect in spite of stopping the beta-blocker. Possible mechanisms are discussed and it is stressed that more emphasis should be placed on this association.
J L, Pace, M, Garretts
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The Treatment of Hyperthyroidism
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1960Numerous developments in thyroidology during the past 15 years have led to an entirely new approach to the treatment of diseases of the thyroid—especially hyperthyroidism. Little has emerged on the cause of toxic goiter, but advances have come in discoveries on the mode of synthesis of thyroid hormone, of certain drugs which block this synthesis, of ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1984
To the Editor.— Perhaps nostalgia for the seminal 1940s studies of Astwood led Landau 1 to resurrect the archaic calumny that radioactive iodine therapy for hyperthyroidism may cause thryoid cancer and is "usually reserved for patients older than 30 or 40 years of age." Do knowledgeable physicians really still harbor this or other theoretical fears of
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To the Editor.— Perhaps nostalgia for the seminal 1940s studies of Astwood led Landau 1 to resurrect the archaic calumny that radioactive iodine therapy for hyperthyroidism may cause thryoid cancer and is "usually reserved for patients older than 30 or 40 years of age." Do knowledgeable physicians really still harbor this or other theoretical fears of
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1992
Among the endocrine disorders, thyroid disease ranks second only to diabetes mellitus in prevalence. Hyperthyroidism accounts for a considerable portion of thyroid disease, occurring in both sexes and at virtually all ages. All forms of the condition are readily treatable, and the cost of treatment is not excessive, so accurate diagnosis has clear and ...
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Among the endocrine disorders, thyroid disease ranks second only to diabetes mellitus in prevalence. Hyperthyroidism accounts for a considerable portion of thyroid disease, occurring in both sexes and at virtually all ages. All forms of the condition are readily treatable, and the cost of treatment is not excessive, so accurate diagnosis has clear and ...
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