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Hyperthyroidism in the Elderly
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1979ABSTRACT: In 65 elderly hyperthyroid patients (age range 50–78 years), sex differences, signs and symptoms and thyroid function were studied and the data were compared with those on 48 young hyperthyroid patients (age range 20–29 years).
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Hyperthyroidism and Parkinsonism
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1959The correlations between hyperthyroidism and Parkinsonism have been excellently covered in a recent paper in this journal. 1 The following observations may serve as a modest complement. Firstly, there is a syndrome, mostly encountered in young women, which at the surface is extremely suggestive of hyperthyroidism: they have exophthalmus, anxiety ...
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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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New England Journal of Medicine, 1982
The cardiac manifestations of hyperthyroidism have long been recognized as among the earliest and most consistent features of this disorder.
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The cardiac manifestations of hyperthyroidism have long been recognized as among the earliest and most consistent features of this disorder.
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ORL, 2008
Surgical treatment of hyperthyroidism requires an understanding of the pathophysiology of thyrotoxicosis and of differentiating hyperthyroidism from non-hyperthyroid causes of thyrotoxicosis. The surgeon must determine or confirm the etiology of the patient’s hyperthyroidism for surgical planning and ensure that surgery is indicated.
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Surgical treatment of hyperthyroidism requires an understanding of the pathophysiology of thyrotoxicosis and of differentiating hyperthyroidism from non-hyperthyroid causes of thyrotoxicosis. The surgeon must determine or confirm the etiology of the patient’s hyperthyroidism for surgical planning and ensure that surgery is indicated.
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