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Problems of Endocrinology
Article . 1991
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[HLA antigens in diffuse toxic goiter].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 11 Jun 1991 Russian Journal:Problemy endokrinologii, volume 37 (issn: 0375-9660, Copyright policy )
Authors: I I, Dedov; N I, Polozkova; I S, Polianskaia; S S, Efuni;

pmid: 2027866

[HLA antigens in diffuse toxic goiter].

Abstract

The paper is concerned with some data of investigation of the association of the HLA-system with the development of diffuse toxic goiter (DTG). An attempt was made to predict clinical variants of a course of DTG using HLA-antigens. Comparative analysis of the distribution of HLA-antigens was performed in 50 patients with various degrees of DTG severity, different therapeutic methods (operative and conservative) and outcomes of disease (postoperative hypothyrosis, DTG recurrence and euthyroid condition). The data obtained confirmed a high informative value of HLA-markers not only for predicting clinical variants of a DTG course, therapeutic methods but also for outcomes of therapy.

Keywords

Adult, Male, Goiter, HLA Antigens, Predictive Value of Tests, Risk Factors, Humans, Female, Severity of Illness Index, Biomarkers

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