Der Blutjodspiegel in Seiner Pathologisch-Physiologischen und Klinischen Bedeutung

Schittenhelm, A.; Eisler, B.

doi:10.1007/bf01756639

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“…In keeping with this theory, the organic blood iodine level in the above group of myxedema cases was low: the relative increase in the inorganic blood iodine of these cases suggests an inability of the thyroid gland to synthesize iodine into an organic form. It is interesting to note that reports in the literature have indicated that the total blood iodine is low in cases of myxedema (3,4). This is not, however, of diagnostic significance due to overlapping with the range of that found in normals.…”

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The Fractionation of the Iodine of the Blood in Thyroid Disease

Perkin

Hurxthal²

1939

J. Clin. Invest.

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“…To an additional 5 samples (10 cc. each), 3.8 micrograms of iodine in an organic form were added and total iodine analysis was carried out. These estimations constituted the control results for the fractional analyses.…”

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The Fractionation of the Iodine of the Blood in Thyroid Disease

Perkin

Hurxthal²

1939

J. Clin. Invest.

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“…This ranged from two to six times the high normal level, with no instance of normal values (185). Schittenhelm reported consistent elevation of the blood iodine in patients with exophthalmic goiter (192).…”

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