[Anatomoclinical correlations in postoperative acute thyrotoxic crisis].

G G, Chipail; M, Diaconescu; R, Bălan; G, Kreisler; N, Frunzăreanu; L, Vigder

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[Anatomoclinical correlations in postoperative acute thyrotoxic crisis].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 15 Jul 1978 Romanian Journal:Revista de chirurgie, oncologie, radiologie, o.r.l., oftalmologie, stomatologie. Chirurgie, volume 27 (issn: 0377-5003,

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Authors: G G, Chipail; M, Diaconescu; R, Bălan; G, Kreisler; N, Frunzăreanu; L, Vigder;

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[Anatomoclinical correlations in postoperative acute thyrotoxic crisis].

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Abstract

Analysis of 26 cases with thyreotoxic crisis following surgery on an anatomo-clinical basis shows an extensive lesional polymorphism in the stroma and the parenchyma of the thyroid gland, indicating the absence of morphologic remission after preoperative preparation. Prolonged preoperative treatment, following evident clinical improvement, may avoid the development of postoperative crisis.

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Postoperative Complications, Goiter, Thyroidectomy, Humans, Thyroid Crisis, Hyperthyroidism

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