2020
DOI: 10.26497/ao190010
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Cardiovascular risk factors, autoimmunity and insulin resistance in Graves' disease

Abstract: A doença de Graves é uma doença autoimune e a principal causa de hipertiroidismo, com grande infl uência multissistémica. O nosso objetivo foi avaliar as inter-relações entre fatores de risco cardiovascular, autoimunidade e insulinorresistência na doença de Graves. Métodos: Avaliamos a T3L, T4L, TSH, anticorpos antirrecetor TSH (TRAb), anticorpos antitiroglobulina e antitiroperoxidase, volume tiroideu (VT), IMC, glicose, HbA1c, HOMA-IR (homeostatic model assessment for insulin resistance), colesterol total, HD… Show more

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“…In hyperthyroidism, there is a known increase in basal energetic expenditure, which could be related to a reduction in lean mass [45][46][47][48]. The lower Hb1Ac (without significant difference in glycemic values) and plasma triglyceride median values observed in the PVV haplotype could be caused by an increase in erythropoiesis [49,50] and higher lipoprotein lipase activity with higher removal rate of triglycerides from blood circulation [51][52][53], respectively, which could result from the prevalence of PVV in hyperthyroidism.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In hyperthyroidism, there is a known increase in basal energetic expenditure, which could be related to a reduction in lean mass [45][46][47][48]. The lower Hb1Ac (without significant difference in glycemic values) and plasma triglyceride median values observed in the PVV haplotype could be caused by an increase in erythropoiesis [49,50] and higher lipoprotein lipase activity with higher removal rate of triglycerides from blood circulation [51][52][53], respectively, which could result from the prevalence of PVV in hyperthyroidism.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%