Exophthalmic Goiter and Its Medical Treatment

Exophthalmic Goiter and Its Medical Treatment

Experiments with Thyroid Augmentor and a Note on the Post-Operative Treatment of Exophthalmic Goitre

Exophthalmic Goiter and Its Non-Surgical Treatment

Surgical Treatment. -By Israel Bram, m.d. C. V. Mosby Company, St. Louis, 1920. Thk author should entertain no fear that his book may not be tolerated: it rather requires a welcome. The whole subject of Graves' disease is carefully reviewed: no new theories of its pathogenesis are advanced, but the author inclines to the view that the hyperthyroidism of the disease is itself an incidental produ...

The Symptoms of Myxœdema and Exophthalmic Goitre Contrasted

the thyroid gland is diseased?atrophied in myxoedema, and (usually) hypertrophied in exophthalmic goitre?and inasmuch as both diseases affect women much more frequently than men. But in their mode of development and the character of many of their symptoms the two diseases are very different. The symptoms of myxoedema are almost always developed in a very slow, insidious, and gradual manner ;x t...

The hereditary and familial aspects of exophthalmic goitre and nodular goitre.

Introduction THE hereditary and familial aspects of exophthalmic goitre, although not entirely disregarded, have not apparently been closely studied in the past. They have most often received attention in connexion with the occurrence of exophthalmic goitre among children (Cockayne, 1928; Atkinson, 1938; Moolten and Bruger, 1942) while isolated families notably affected by the disease are also ...