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.84%) Changes in TED incidence When queried regarding the annual incidence of TED cases, the respondents’ perspectives were sharply divided. The predominant response indicated encountering 1–5 cases per year (38.8%, 112/289), closely followed by a count
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group showed a significantly lower AE incidence rate. AEs were mild to moderate and mostly steroid-related, such as new-onset dyslipidemia, new-onset hypokalemia, and weight gain were mostly seen in 4.5 g MP monotherapy, which could be explained by the
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was reported in the USA in 1981 ( 13 ). Researchers found that women had a higher incidence than men across all age groups, and the age of onset varied widely from childhood to late adulthood and peaked in midlife ( 13 ). Our study also observed a
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Grimley Evans J Hasan DM Rodgers H Tunbridge F The incidence of thyroid disorders in the community: a twenty-year follow-up of the Whickham survey . Clinical Endocrinology 1995 43 55 – 68 . ( https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2265.1995.tb01894.x
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characteristics of the HT patients receiving thyroid operation. Since a coarse needle biopsy or surgery was not necessary for most HT patients, the true incidence of IgG4 HT may be much lower than previously reported. Patients with IgG4 HT have unique clinical
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77%, in line with other published studies ( 7 ) and 33% of our TED patients experienced side effects, similar to the incidences reported in other clinical trials (20–56%) ( 30 , 31 ). miR-21 and miR-146a are considered circulating ‘inflammamiRNAs
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, and sleep disorders were associated with an increased incidence of a broad variety of chronic inflammatory diseases ( 17 ). In terms of thyroid disease, night shift work has been associated with increased risk of elevated TSH levels and malignant
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in a case report ( 134 ). Because of a theoretical lifetime risk of developing tumors, its use for TED is relatively contraindicated in people <35 years. RT may also increase the incidence of retinal vascular disease in patients with diabetes mellitus