Non-Toxic Hyperactive Thyroid Nodule

Year 1970, Volume: 23 Issue: 1 , 88 - 109 , 31.03.1970

Selahattin Koloğlu

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Abstract

118 toksik olmayan hiperaktif tiroid nodülü (% 70 sıcak. % 30 soğuk;nodül) vakası klinik, biyoşimik ve biyolojik olarak incelendi.Etiopatojenez; teşhis, evolüsyon, patoloji ve tedavisi münakaşa edildi.

Keywords

tiroid , toksik , nodül

Tiroidin Toksik Olmayan Hiperaktif Nodülü

https://izlik.org/JA22RY29YR

Abstract

118 cases of non-toxic hyperactive thyroid nodules (70% hot, 30% cold; nodules) were examined clinically, biochemically and biologically. Etiopathogenesis, diagnosis, evolution, pathology and treatment were discussed.

Keywords

tiroid , toksik , nodül

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