2014
DOI: 10.5603/ep.2014.0054
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Rola radioterapii oczodołów w leczeniu orbitopatii tarczycowej — aktualny stan wiedzy

Abstract: The treatment of Graves' orbitopathy (GO) remains a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge for clinicians worldwide. The elimination of risk factors, such as encouraging smoking cessation and achieving euthyroidism, are the most important and usually sufficient treatment methods in most mild cases. A course of selenium may also be beneficial. High-dose systemic corticosteroid therapy remains the first-line therapy in moderate-to-severe orbitopathy; however in some patients such treatment may be insufficient. Rad… Show more

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“…Main characteristics of major clinical studies concerning the relationship between selenium and benign thyroid diseases after 12 months, already after selenium withdrawal, were analogous to those obtained before [145]. The results, as presented above, have contributed to the inclusion of selenium supplementation in the recommendations of European Group on Graves' orbitopathy (EUGOGO), issued in 2016, according to which, in benign forms of short-term thyroid orbitopathy, the use of sodium selenate is recommended twice daily in dose of 100 µg for six months [146], although its use was already encouraged before that [147]. Two interesting clinical trials are currently underway [148,149], the results of which may bring us closer to a more conclusive answer to the question of whether supplementation with selenium significantly influences the state of patients with Graves' disease [148] and the quality of life of patients with CAT [149].…”
Section: Prace Poglądowementioning
confidence: 58%
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“…Main characteristics of major clinical studies concerning the relationship between selenium and benign thyroid diseases after 12 months, already after selenium withdrawal, were analogous to those obtained before [145]. The results, as presented above, have contributed to the inclusion of selenium supplementation in the recommendations of European Group on Graves' orbitopathy (EUGOGO), issued in 2016, according to which, in benign forms of short-term thyroid orbitopathy, the use of sodium selenate is recommended twice daily in dose of 100 µg for six months [146], although its use was already encouraged before that [147]. Two interesting clinical trials are currently underway [148,149], the results of which may bring us closer to a more conclusive answer to the question of whether supplementation with selenium significantly influences the state of patients with Graves' disease [148] and the quality of life of patients with CAT [149].…”
Section: Prace Poglądowementioning
confidence: 58%
“…Uzyskane po 12 miesią-cach wyniki już po odstawieniu selenu, były analogiczne do uzyskanych wcześniej [145]. Zaprezentowane powyżej rezultaty przyczyniły się do uwzględnienia suplementacji selenem w wydanych w 2016 roku rekomendacjach Europejskiego Towarzystwa Tyreologicznego, zgodnie z którymi w łagodnych formach krótko trwającej orbitopatii tarczycowej zaleca się stosowanie selenianu sodu (100 µg 2 ×dziennie) przez 6 miesięcy [146] [147]. Aktualnie trwają dwa interesujące badania kliniczne [148,149], których wyniki mogą nas przybliżyć do bardziej jednoznacznej odpowiedzi na pytanie czy suplementacja selenem istotnie wpływa na stan pacjentów z chorobą Gravesa i Basedowa [148] oraz jakość życia chorych z PAZT [149].…”
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