Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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2774744 | Endocrinología y Nutrición | 2007 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
Data supporting an association between subclinical thyroid disease and symptoms or adverse clinical outcomes or benefits of treatment are scarce. The consequences of subclinical thyroid disease (serum TSH 0.1-0.45 mU/l or 4.5-10.0 mU/l) are minimal and recommendations against routine treatment of patients with TSH levels in these ranges are provided. There is insufficient evidence to support population-based screening. Nevertheless, pertinacious case finding is appropriate in pregnant women at risk, women older than 60 years, and others at high risk for thyroid dysfunction.
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Authors
Juan José Corrales Hernández, Núria Alonso Pedrol, Ana Cantón Blanco, Juan Carlos Galofré Ferrater, Antonio Pérez Pérez, Teresa Lajo Morales, Begoña Pérez Corral, Federic Tortosa Henzi, (Coordinador) (Coordinador),