CLINICAL THYROIDOLOGY
MARCH 2010
VOLUME 22 ISSUE 3
Editor: Ernest L. Mazzaferri, MD

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EDITORS’ COMMENTS
Clinical Thyroidology Volume 22 Issue 3 March 2010
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THYROID CANCER Lymph-node metastases at the time of initial surgery predict recurrent lymph-node metastases
Clinical Thyroidology Volume 22 Issue 3 March 2010
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SUBCLINICAL HYPOTHYROIDISM Reanalysis of the Whickham Survey shows an association of subclinical hypothyroidism and ischemic heart disease
Clinical Thyroidology Volume 22 Issue 3 March 2010
(PDF File, 1.58 MB, pages 8-11)

EDITORS’ CHOICE — RECOMBINANT HUMAN THYROTROPIN Doses of recombinant human TSH less than 0.3 mg are likely to cause fewer adverse events when given to patients with nontoxic multinodular goiter
Clinical Thyroidology Volume 22 Issue 3 March 2010
(PDF File, 879 KB, pages 12-15)

THYROID CANCER Residual lymph-node metastases are relatively common in patients with high-risk PTC, who often have non-avid ¹³¹I metastases
Clinical Thyroidology Volume 22 Issue 3 March 2010
(PDF File, 260 KB, pages 16-17)

EDITORS’ CHOICE — THYROID CANCER The first administration of radioiodine following total thyroidectomy for differentiated thyroid cancer ablates both the thyroid remnant and residual tumor
Clinical Thyroidology Volume 22 Issue 3 March 2010
(PDF File, 878 KB, pages 18-21)

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