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Skjaldkirtilssj kd mar

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Skjaldkirtilssj kd mar

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    1. Skjaldkirtilssjkdmar Gunnar Sigursson prfessor Kennsla 6. rs lknanema 7. janar 2004

    2. Skjaldkirtilssjkdmar hersluatrii: Hormnaphysiologia Klnsk mynd um van-/ofstarfsemi Helstu orsakir Greining tilokun Helstu atrii meferar Stkkaur skjaldkirtill hntar Einfld uppvinnsla

    7. Thyrotoxicosis; syndrome due to excess of circulating free T4 and/or free T3 Hyperthyroidism; thyroid gland overactivity resulting in thyrotoxicosis. Thyrotoxicosis can occur without hyperthyroidism when stored hormone is released from a damaged thyroid (e.g. subacute thyroiditis) or when excess thyroid hormone is taken.

    20. Radioiodine-therapy 131I is concentrated by the thyroid and causes cell damage and cell death. 131I works slowly; 4-6 months if still thyrotoxic a second dose may be needed. Contraindications: pregnancy and breast feeding. Pregnancy is safe 4 months after treatment. Complications; gradual hypohyroidism, therefore annual check of thyroid function.

    43. Diffuse goitre The patient with diffuse goitre may be: Hyperthyroid Graves disease Thyroiditis, subacute thyroiditis, silent or painless Euthyroid Colloid or simple goitre Hashimotos thyroiditis Hypothyroid Inborn errors of thyroid hormone metabolism Hashimotos thyroiditis

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