Overall, it appears that in failing hearts, a hypothyroid cardiac state may occur due to decreased thyroid hormone and thyroid hormone receptor levels in failing hearts.
27 Thyroid function should be monitored in heterozygous female mutation carriers during pregnancy, as deterioration of thyroid function may occur and adversely affect even genetically unaffected fetuses.
Thyroid diseases may occur anytime during therapy and are not absolute contraindications for IFNα or Ribavirin therapy.
Although our data in measuring TSH after suninitib retrieval is limited, we also recommend continuing measuring TSH in such cases, as partial recovery of the thyroid function may occur.
Furthermore, it was found in this study that the mean concentration of FT3 in breast cancer patients at initial diagnosis was significantly lower than that in breast benign lesions patients, suggesting that thyroid hypofunction may occur in breast cancer patients.
In other species, the changes may not be triggered because of underactivity of the hypothalamus-pituitary-thyroid mechanism which may occur when conditions in the terrestrial environment are too inhospitable.
Skeletal, deep facial spaces, laryngeal and thyroid gland locations of NHL may occur, proving that this disease may infiltrate virtually any tissue of the head and neck (Figs. 6 8) [ 3].
It was concluded that the development of thyroid adenomata after the above doses of x-radiation may occur without an excessive rise in TSH secretion, that suppression of TSH lowers radiation tumour production and that therefore TSH may play a permissive role in the development of thyroid tumours following low dose x-radiation to the thyroid gland.
As stressed by Kreisman and Hennessey [ 14], frankly abnormal serum creatinine levels may occur in some cases of hypothyroidism and not taking into consideration the association of thyroid metabolism and glomerular filtration rate may lead to unnecessary and costly investigations.
In thyrotoxic patients myocardial ischemia may occur due to coronary vasospasm [ 33], in situ coronary thromboembolus or direct metabolic effects of thyroid hormones.
