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Genetics of Thyroid Function: Relevance for Biology and Disease Management.
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1995
Testing of thyroid function is common in clinical practice. Many patients who are tested, including those who have or are receiving treatment for thyroid disease, take medications that may affect thyroid function. Therefore, the possible effect of these drugs both on the results of thyroid-function tests and on the effectiveness of treatment must ...
Martin I Surks
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Testing of thyroid function is common in clinical practice. Many patients who are tested, including those who have or are receiving treatment for thyroid disease, take medications that may affect thyroid function. Therefore, the possible effect of these drugs both on the results of thyroid-function tests and on the effectiveness of treatment must ...
Martin I Surks
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THYROID FUNCTION IN SUBACUTE THYROIDITIS
The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 1958The status of thyroid function during the course of subacute thyroiditis has been assessed in 56 cases, 21 of which received no specific therapy to modify the natural course of the disease. In 11 very severe cases the initial extensive inflammatory necrosis presumably led to flooding of the body with thyroid hormone, thus producing symptoms of ...
R, VOLPE, M W, JOHNSTON, N, HUBER
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Thyroid Function in Experimental Isoimmune Thyroiditis
Hormone Research in Paediatrics, 1970At a stage when histological damage detectable witha light microscope is slight, various indices of the thyroid function in rats immunized with total homologous thyroid extract are impaired, suggesting the existence of a ‘pre histological’ stage of isoimmune thyroiditis.
A, Polleri, P G, Menozzi
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Thyroid function in non-thyroidal illness
Irish Journal of Medical Science, 1977SERUM total and non-protein-bound (“free”) fraction of thyroxine and triiodothyronine together with the urinary unconjugated concentrations of these hormones have been measured in normal subjects and in a group of hospital in-patients suffering from a variety of moderately severe subacute or chronic non-thyroidal illness.
J F, Finucane, R S, Griffiths
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THYROID FUNCTION IN EARLY SUB‐ACUTE THYROIDITIS
Clinical Endocrinology, 1978SUMMARYA 53‐year‐old woman with an early form of de Quervain's disease involving both thyroid lobes was found to have her thyroid uptake of iodine suppressed, although the serum thyroid hormone concentrations were normal while the administration of TRH resulted in significant increase in the serum TSH concentrations.
T, Górowski +2 more
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THE EFFECT OF MATERNAL THYROID FUNCTION ON FETAL THYROID FUNCTION AND DEVELOPMENT*†
The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 1959ABSTRACT Maternal hypothyroidism is not commonly the cause of sporadic fetal hypothyroidism. Seventeen mothers of cretins were examined two months to twenty-four years after the birth of their last cretinous child; of these, 12 were cuthyroid, 4 were probably euthyroid and 1 was moderately but definitely hypothyroid.
Edwaed A. Carr +8 more
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THYROID FUNCTION IN ACROMEGALY
The Lancet, 1971Abstract Thyroid-function studies were performed in 12 patients with active acromegaly. 1 patient had thyrotoxicosis, the rest were considered euthyroid although 3 of them had abnormal thyroid scans. All patients had a normal serum thyroid-stimulating-hormone (T.S.H.) level.
E, Mukhtar +4 more
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