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.8 mmol/L and EOM-SIR min ≥1.12, the predictive power could be further improved (area under the ROC curve: 0.834), with a sensitivity of 75.9% and a specificity of 82.4% ( Fig. 4 ), compared to that attained when using EOM-SIR min alone ( P = 0
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patients with non-specific thyroiditis, SUVmax was similar in those with mild intensity and in those with moderate/high intensity (SUVmax = 4.02 ± 0.87 vs 4.16 ± 1.12, P = 0.8). SUVmax was higher in patients with CAT of moderate/high intensity than in
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direction of gaze ≥8° and a decrease of visual acuity ≥1 line on the Snellen chart during a period of 1–3 months are also considered. Active TED patients had a CAS greater than 4 of 10 points. The disease-specific Graves’ ophthalmopathy quality
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. It may be hypothesized that the intake of the iodine-rich traditional Inuit diet has caused an adaptation to high-normal iodine intake levels and hence an Inuit-specific association between the occurrence of thyroid dysfunction and iodine intake
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