CLINICAL THYROIDOLOGY
FEBRUARY 2010
VOLUME 22 ISSUE 2
Editor: Ernest L. Mazzaferri, MD

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Clinical Thyroidology February 2010 Entire Issue (PDF File, 2.58 MB, 17 pages)

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EDITOR’S COMMENTS
Clinical Thyroidology Volume 22 Issue 2 February 2010
(PDF File, 5.63 MB, pages 29)

CONCISE REVIEW — Kenneth D. Burman, MD Prophylactic Neck Dissection in Differentiated Thyroid Cancer
Clinical Thyroidology Volume 22 Issue 2 February 2010
(PDF File, 121 KB, pages 3-5)

THYROID CANCER Initial near-total or total thyroidectomy and central compartment lymph-node metastases has the greatest impact on recurrence in children with papillary thyroid cancer treated at the Mayo Clinic
Clinical Thyroidology Volume 22 Issue 2 February 2010
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HYPOTHYROIDISM Risk factors predicting hypothyroidism with autoimmune thyroid disease are female sex and baseline TSH levels combined with thyroid antibodies
Clinical Thyroidology Volume 22 Issue 2 February 2010
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AUTOIMMUNE THYROID DISEASE Patients with a primary diagnosis of autoimmune thyroid disease are at significantly increased risk for additional autoimmune diseases
Clinical Thyroidology Volume 22 Issue 2 February 2010
(PDF File, 853 KB, pages 16-19)

EDITORS’ CHOICE — PREGNANCY AND THYROID CANCER The diagnosis of differentiated thyroid cancer during pregnancy or in the first year post partum is a significant indicator of persistent disease
Clinical Thyroidology Volume 22 Issue 2 February 2010
(PDF File, 467 KB, pages 20-22)

THYROID CANCER IN PREGNANCY A summary of the abundant data on the growing literature on the management of thyroid cancer during pregnancy
Clinical Thyroidology Volume 22 Issue 2 February 2010
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