
doi: 10.4158/ep.1.3.186
pmid: 15251592
Women with toxic goiter may become pregnant, or pregnant women may become thyrotoxic. In either event it is the thyrotoxicosis, not the pregnancy, which should be interrupted. If the thyrotoxicosis is not interrupted, it often causes the interruption of the pregnancy. J.H. Means, 1937 (1)
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