Examples of using Hyperthyroid in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Palpable thyroid gland when hyperthyroid.
Hyperthyroid animals have shown an increased SERCA2/PLB ratio, due to a decreased.
Possible somatic causes of impotence may include vascular disease, hyperthyroid.
Hyperthyroid women should be advised to not become pregnant before achieving euthyroidism D.
Definition English: An immunoglobulin G,often found in the blood of hyperthyroid individuals.
If the patient remains hyperthyroid, monitoring should be repeated every four to six weeks.
After a thirty day adaptation period, the female rats were divided into three groups: euthyroid control, n=11,hypothyroid n=11 and hyperthyroid n=11.
Neonatal hyperthyroidism isa rare occurrence with an incidence< 1% among the newborns of hyperthyroid mothers.
The cardioversion was successful in 79 patients and unsuccessful in two patients,one in the euthyroid group and the other in the hyperthyroid group.
The reason is that hyperthyroid patients need to receive cortisol, indicating a diminished adrenal reserve.
In this manner, our results show no difference in EDV/body weight between the CG and HG,strongly indicating that preload is not augmented in hyperthyroid animals.
Beta-blockers can be indicated for hyperthyroid children and adolescents to control associated symptoms D.
Hyperthyroid subjects given iodide may experience a decrease in basal metabolic rate that is comparable to that seen after thyroidectomy.
The high incidence of thromboembolic events found in elderly hyperthyroid patients with heart failure and AF is associated with increased mortality and morbidity rates.
But the osteoblast is a cell that derives from the osteogenic differentiation of stem cells andthe areas of osteoblastic hyperplasia observed in the femur of the hyperthyroid rats suggests an increase of stem cell differentiation.
To prevent this complication, hyperthyroid patients may undergo cardioversion even before achieving euthyroidism.
When necessary, TSH should be measured using a sensitive assay TSH<0.02 mIU/L that can differentiate hyperthyroid patients with suppressed TSH from those with reduced TSH due to NTI.
Antithyroid drug treatment was started in hyperthyroid patients soon after establishing the diagnosis of hyperthyroidism and was maintained during cardioversion.
We also demonstrated that the influences of short-term Hy on the cardiovascular system do not result in alterations of the adrenal cortex function, i.e.,the alterations seen in the short-term hyperthyroid rats are independent from the TH effects on the adrenal cortex.
Rates of AF recurrence are similar in hyperthyroid and euthyroid patients, and the duration of AF is the only predictor of AF recurrence in both.
ROC curve analyses showed that the sensitivity and specificity rates of an AF duration of 9.5 months in predicting AF recurrence were 60% and 78%, respectively, in the euthyroid group, and 55% and 76%,respectively, in the hyperthyroid group Figure 2.
Our results can also explain the exercise intolerance of hyperthyroid individuals due to an inability to further raise the parameters as required by exercise.
Even though hyperthyroidism is considered areversible cause of AF, only 60- 70% of the hyperthyroid patients return to an SR when the thyroid hormones are normalized, with the remaining 30- 40% maintaining permanent AF. The return to an SR occurs within the first 8- 10 weeks after the levels of thyroid hormones return to normal.
Among patients with successful cardioversion, the male gender prevailed in the hyperthyroid group and the female gender in the euthyroid group p 0.006 Table 1.
The animals from the hyperthyroid group received thyroxine L-thyroxine, Sigma, Saint Louis, USA daily-through orogastric tube, in the dose of 50 µg/animal, diluted in 5ml of distilled water according to Serakides et al., throughout the experimental period.
Tld-100 thermoluminescent dosimeters were placed in the accompanying domestic environments and 25 hyperthyroid patients treated with 555 mbq activity(n 9), 740 mbq(n 7) and 1110 mbq n 9.
Natriuretic peptide levels have been shown to be higher in hyperthyroid, hypertensive and obese patients, due to the direct stimulatory effect of thyroid hormones, left ventricular hypertrophy and increased afterload and insulin resistance, respectively.
The aim of this study was to identify predictors of AF recurrence andcompare AF recurrence rates in hyperthyroid and euthyroid patients who underwent successful electrical cardioversion.
This suggests that hyperthyroid individuals' hearts may be operating close to their maximum capacity, i.e., the cardiac reserve is lowered, as it justifies the higher incidence of arrhythmias due to tachycardia and, in the long-term, ventricular dysfunction and heart failure.
The investigators reported that rates of atrial fibrillation AF recurrence were similar in hyperthyroid and euthyroid patients and that the duration of AF was the only predictor of AF recurrence in both.
