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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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contrasting with persistently elevated thyroid hormones during medical treatment of Graves’ disease may indicate RTHβ. Introduction Reduced sensitivity to thyroid hormone (TH) [ 1 ] is a rare disease with a prevalence of 1/40,000 [ 2 ]. It is
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clarification. Given the inconsistent relationship between thyroid function and mortality, it is plausible to assume that these conflicting results are due to abnormal sensitivity to thyroid hormones in certain populations ( 18 ). Thyroid hormone sensitivity
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definition of disorders with impaired sensitivity to thyroid hormones to include conditions with defective cellular uptake of TH via membrane transporters, reduced intracellular hormone metabolism generating T3 from T4, as well as resistance to thyroid
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December 2009 in two iodine-sufficient areas of the Czech Republic – Prague ( n = 5520) and Vysočina region ( n = 2962). In total, 8482 women were examined for TSH (thyroid-stimulating hormone) and TPOAb (antibodies to thyroid peroxidase) in weeks 9–11 of
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to affected mothers, we evaluated the sensitivity to TH with the use of a standard sensitive test that measures the TSH response to thyroid-releasing hormone (TRH) after the administration of the biologically active L-T 3 . The TSH response to TRH was
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study was to confirm the distribution of SUVs (mean SUV) in the normal population by thyroid function and comprehensively investigate whether mean SUV levels are related to thyroid hormone levels, age, sex, CT value, and thyroid volume. The probability
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variations. For example, individual urinary iodine excretion levels vary strongly from day to day and during the day because they mainly depend on previous food intake [ 2 ]. Diurnal and seasonal variations have also been reported for thyroid hormone levels
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