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Introduction Benign nodular goiter is common in the adult population [ 1 ]. While iodization programs and alterations in smoking behavior have reduced the impact of the major environmental triggers, awareness of therapeutic modalities remains
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is unrevealed, and we therefore investigated the oxidative stress burden by these urinary markers in patients treated with 131 I for benign nodular goiter. In addition, we evaluated whether stimulation of the thyroid gland by rhTSH, per se and in
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be highly variable even in RTHβ patients belonging to the same family, with some cases that can be disclosed by the failure to suppress TSH during levothyroxine treatment for nodular goiter. Introduction Thyroid hormone resistance
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functioning nodular goiters are at higher risk of developing this dysfunction [ 3 ]. The risk of goiter development is higher in the area of iodine deficiency [ 4 ]. Deficient iodine intake may impact the secretion of thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH), causing
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survey of 1995 (10.3 vs. 34.0%). The overall prevalence of nodular goiter was not significantly different in the two surveys, but when age was taken into account, its frequency was significantly lower in 2010 than in 1995 in subjects aged 26-35 years (3
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esophageal compression before and after thyroid surgery, and to correlate these findings with changes in goiter symptoms. Materials and Methods Participants Patients with symptomatic benign nodular goiter scheduled for thyroid surgery were
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file. Patients and Biochemical Analysis Patients were eligible for inclusion in this study if they had eSCH due to nodular goiter. This was confirmed by the simultaneous presence of all 3 following criteria: TSH <0.4 mUI/L with normal fT4 and fT
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that patients with euthyroid nodular goiter had almost 5-fold higher risk of ICM-induced TD than patients without thyroid nodule(s), including Hyper (HR 5.77, CI 2.64–12.62) and Hypo (HR 4.95, CI 2.15–11.40) [ 16 ]. A retrospective cohort study of
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.e. Graves’ disease (GD) and toxic nodular goiter (TNG), the localization of cancer, sex, and age when hyperthyroidism was first diagnosed. Methods Data sources The study cohort was created using the Danish Civil Registration System and The Danish
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-neoplastic (nodular goiter (NG) and AIT) and neoplastic thyroid diseases (DTC). Materials and Methods Study Population We retrospectively evaluated 3,250 (2,546 females and 704 males, mean age 57 ± 14 years, range 8–94 years) consecutive patients with