PPT-Thyroid Disease

Dr J Bennett FY2 Objectives To understand basic thyroid axis physiology To know the common causes of hypo and hyperthyroidism To recognise the signs and symptoms associated with hypo and hyperthyroidism. the cytopathologicalexpertise available. Routine References1.Krohn K., Fuhrer D., Bayer Y. et al. Molecular Pathogenesis of Euthyroid and Toxic Multinodular Goitre. Endocrine Reviews 2004-2005, 26: 5 Sejal Nirban FY1. Objectives. To understand basic thyroid axis physiology. To know the common causes of hypo and hyperthyroidism. To recognise the signs and symptoms associated with hypo and hyperthyroidism. . When to test for thyroid dysfunction. . Have a low index of suspicion . You should expect negative tests in at least 90% of patients (apologies to Dr Colley). But. beware of attributing symptoms to mildly abnormal thyroid function tests. neoplasms. and role of nuclear medicine in thyroid . neoplasms. Thyroid Cancer accounts for 1.5% of all cancers. in the US. Six deaths per 1 million people occur annually.. The most common endocrine malignancy accounts for 95% of all endocrine cancers. neoplasms. Thyroid Cancer accounts for 1.5% of all cancers. in the US. Six deaths per 1 million people occur annually.. The most common endocrine malignancy accounts for 95% of all endocrine cancers. Radioactive Iodine therapy in the treatment of differentiated Thyroid cancer By Ahmed Ramadan Assistant Lecturer Clinical Oncology & Nuclear Medicine Dep. Mansoura University Anatomy 2 lobes connected with 13 str 11-13interesting from various aspects we will limit the presentation of our ndings only to the thyroid sideThe patient had enlarged thyroid gland with several palpable nodules She had all clin By . Dr.Mays. . Ibraheem. . I. Hyperthyroidism.. II. Hypothyroidism.. III. Mass lesions of thyroid gland.. . Pathology of thyroid gland including:. Clinical features. 1. . Constitutional symptoms. ghazal. Normal mass of thyroid about 30 g . Highly vascularized , receive about 120 ml blood / min .. Follicular cells secret : . Thyroxine. (. tetraiodothyronine. ) T4. Contains 4 ions of iodine . By . Hatim. . Jaber. MD MPH JBCM PhD. 19 -12- 2018. 1. Presentation outline. Time. Introduction : Epidemiology and Overview of Thyroid Dysfunction. 11:00– 11:10. Risk factors . . of Thyroid Dysfunction. Prepared by : Stephanie N. Ammari . Resources : Davidson , . Medstudy. . Normal Physiology . THYROID FUNCTION TESTS. TFTs . include TSH, FT4, and sometimes . FT3. . . . When . screening for primary thyroid . sample?. Does . ultrasound . help . to differentiate . adenoma lesions from parathyroid carcinoma?. Parathyroid carcinoma . is rare. , representing. <. 1% . of . primary hyperparathyroidism . cases.. Courses in Therapeutics and Disease State Management. Epidemiology and Classification. 12% of the U.S. population will experience thyroid disease in their lifetime. Thyroxine (T4) is the predominant hormone secreted by the thyroid gland. Rick Wise MD. November, 2019. Areas to be reviewed. Thyroid anatomy and history/physical exam/lab evaluation. Goiter—causes and evaluation. Common causes of hyperthyroidism and treatment. Thyroid storm.