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Established Facts Resistance to thyroid hormone (RTHβ) syndrome is caused by dominant negative variants in the THRB gene. Pathogenic variants recur within 3 hot spots in the ligand-binding domain involving the amino acid
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exert their physiological effects principally by regulating the expression of target genes via hormone-inducible nuclear receptors (TRα and TRβ). A consensus statement after the 12th International Workshop on resistance to thyroid hormone widened the
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What Is Known about This Topic? Both Graves’ disease and autoimmune hypothyroidism were described in patients with resistance to thyroid hormone beta (RTHβ). Undiagnosed RTHβ can lead to misdiagnosis of Graves’ disease. The
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eutopic thyroid gland ( 1 ). The concomitant occurrence of CH and resistance to thyroid hormone syndrome type β (RTHβ) are exceptional, since only five patients have been described so far, and only in four patients, a mutation in the THRB gene has been
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the European Thyroid Association. References were searched in PubMed using the following search terms: TSH-secreting pituitary adenoma, central hyperthyroidism, TSH, syndromes of resistance to thyroid hormones, transsphenoidal surgery, somatostatin
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rare cause of hyperthyroidism that includes TSH-secreting pituitary adenomas (TSHoma) and resistance to thyroid hormone β (RTHβ). When the thyroid hormone level rises and the TSH concentration is not inhibited, the diagnosis of central hyperthyroidism
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Introduction Thyroid hormones regulate important metabolic processes. Thus, thyroid dysfunction can lead to clinically relevant alterations in energy expenditure, body weight regulation, glucose metabolism, and lipid metabolism ( 1 ). It is
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What Is Known about This Topic? Mutations in the thyroid hormone receptor beta gene ( THRB ) in the region encoding the T3-binding and the adjacent hinge domains of the receptor have been reported to cause resistance to thyroid hormone
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levels of TH in mothers with resistance to thyroid hormone beta (RTHβ). This dominantly inherited disorder is characterized by reduced responsiveness to TH caused by mutations of the THRB gene. Affected individuals are mostly asymptomatic despite high
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), carotid plaque ( 23 ), and metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease ( 24 ). A study has indicated that elevated levels of resistance to thyroid hormone indices are associated with diabetes-related mortality in the general population of the