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Home » Publications » 2001 » Obstetrics Graves

Obstetrics Graves

November 6, 2010 by Dr. Arpan Bhattacharyya

Obstetric Difficulties due to Grave’s disease

A Bhattacharyya, JD Wright, PA Vice

A 14 year old girl was referred to the paediatrician with symptoms of hypothyroidism. She had a smooth diffuse goiter with dysthyroid eye disease.(Proptisis, lid lag and lid retraction). Hyperthyroidism was confirmed biochemically (Protein bound iodine 18.8, normal 5-8 ug). She was treated with Carbimazole 30mg/day. Poor compliance resulted in inpatient care for treatment with carbimazole followed by subtotal thyroidectomy…………..

Postgraduate Medical Journal 2001;77:661-71

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