Subclinical hypothyroidism

Ipotiroidismo subclinico: realtà e falsi miti

Burlo F, Tonetto S, Tamaro G, Faleschini E, Tornese G.

2023/6 — pag. 369-373 — DOI

Subclinical hypothyroidism (SH or hyperthyrotropinemia) is a biochemical condition defined as elevated serum TSH concentrations and normal thyroxine (FT4). Generally, it is asymptomatic and is distinguished in mild (TSH between the upper limit and 9....

Disordini tiroidei nel bambino e nell’adolescente con trisomia 21

Molinari S, Fossati F, Gazzarri A, Lazzerotti A, Barzaghi S, Ocello L, Grimaldi C, Nicolosi ML, Biondi A, Cattoni A.

2023/6 — pag. 374-380 — DOI

Thyroid function disorders are the most frequently detected medical complication among patients with trisomy 21, with a reported prevalence ranging from 4-8% in childhood to 50% or more in adulthood. Over 1% of newborns with Down syndrome show clinic...

Orticaria cronica e tiroidite autoimmune:un'associazione da ricercare in pediatria

G. Inrli

2005/3

Ipotiroidismo subclinico: dalla teoria alla pratica

C. Locatelli, M. Bensa, M. Pocecco

2005/3 — pag. 165-168

Subclinical hypothyroidism is a biochemical state characterized by an elevated serum TSH level with concomitant normal FT4 value. While in adults it frequently progresses to clinically evident hypothyroidism, in children it may be a benign and remi...