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Hyperthyroidism & Thyrotoxicosis
Hyperthyroidism & Thyrotoxicosis
Hyperthyroidism & Thyrotoxicosis
THYROTOXICOSIS
DEFINATIONS
• HYPERTHYROIDISM.
• Condition due to increased synthesis of
thyroid harmones. T3 & T4.
• Carbimazole , PTU.
• Failure rate is 50%.
• Milder cases for 6 months,
• Severe cases for 2 years.
• Surgery is indicated in toxic nodular goitre
and toxic autonomous nodule.
• Overactive internodular tissue is decreased.
• Chances of recurrance after subtotal
thyroidectomy.
• Radioiodine destroys thyroid cells.
• Contraindicated in pregnancy , children.
• Severe eye symptoms.
CHOICE OF THERAPY.
• DIFFUSE TOXIC GOITRE.
• Antithyroid drugs.
• Radio iodine.
• TOXIC NODULAR GOITRE.
• Anti thyroid drugs.
• Surgery.
• TOXIC NODULE.
• Surgery.
• Radio iodine over 45 years.
• FAILURE OF TREATMENT.
• Surgery.
• Thyroid ablation with radioactive Iodine.
PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION.
• Out patient basis.
• Carbimazole 30-40 mg for 8-12 months when
euthyroid 5mg 8 hrly.
• Block and replace therapy..
• .1-0.15mg of thyroxine is given along with carbimazole.
• B blockers propranolol 40mg TDS. Or Nodolol 160mg
OD. Olso postop for 7 days.
• Iodine can be given with Bblockers and carbimazole 10
days preop.
• Produce transient remission, reduces vascularity.
SURGICAL MANAGEMENT.
SURGICAL PROCEDURES.
• PARTIAL THYROIDECTOMY.
• SUBTOTAL THYROIDECTOMY.
• NEAR TOTAL THYROIDECTOMY.
• TOTAL THYROIDECTOMY.
MULTINODULAR GOITRE DIFFUSE GOITRE
EYE SIGNS
1. Lid Lag
2. Lid Retraction
3. Opthalmoplegia
4. Orbital proptosis
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