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-specific Tvol increased with an increase in BSA in all population groups. Males had significantly greater Tvol over the entire range of quantiles than did females. Table 4. The reference values for Tvol based on bootstrapping in subjects without TNs by
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in serum and plasma (regression coefficients: β ≥0.92). The laboratories' reference range in plasma was 10-24 pmol/l for fT 4 and 0.32-4.32 mU/l for TSH. Statistical Analysis The fT 4 results were returned by the routine laboratory in round
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the guideline it is recommended that thyroid hormone supplementation ‘should generally be stopped' in the oldest old with a TSH above the normal range but ≤10 mU/l, but the clinical evidence for this statement is graded as level 3 [i.e. low quality
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. Further analyses included search for a mutation in the TSH-receptor-gene and the TSH-beta-gene, also with negative results [ 7 ]. Plasma TSH in both parents was within the reference range. Fig. 2. a Serial dilution analyses were made with two
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, the long-term influence of a different iodine intake results in considerable differences in thyroid volume as early as in childhood. By adolescence, the volume approaches what might be defined as normal thyroid. In Sudan the reference range of thyroid
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diagnosis ranged from 40.4 to 657.8 mIU/l, and the IQ of the offspring measured at an age between 2 and 11 years were all normal. Based on the study by Momotani et al. [ 5 ] , in conjunction with the known negative impact of untreated overt hypothyroidism on