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DOI: 10.1210/jcem-10-7-735
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Endocrine Review: THE CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE BLOOD IODINE: A REVIEW*

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“…The concentration of hormonal iodine in the plasma of hyperthyroid patients is greater than normal (20,21). Nevertheless, in such patients following a tracer dose of 1181, the S.A. of the PBI increases more rapidly than normal (22).…”
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