The Initial Clinical Characteristics of Graves' Orbitopathy Vary With Age and Sex

The relationship between sex and symmetry in thyroid eye disease

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The relationship between sex and symmetry in thyroid eye disease

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Relationship of eye movement to computed tomographic findings in patients with Graves' ophthalmopathy

“…Our study also revealed that the mean age in Graves' ophthalmopathy patients with limitation of eye movement was older than patients without (43.9 vs 32.4 years). This finding agrees with results reported by Kendler et al (1993).…”

Unilateral proptosis in thyroid eye disease with subsequent contralateral involvement: retrospective follow-up study

“…In our investigation, the risk for developing contralateral proptosis was higher in younger patients (average age of group 1 was 8.5 years less than age of group 2).This finding correlates well with the results reported by Rootman, who found that TED in young patients tends to be more asymmetric [21]. …”

The relationship between sex and symmetry in thyroid eye disease

“……”

Relationship of eye movement to computed tomographic findings in patients with Graves' ophthalmopathy

“…Our study also revealed that the mean age in Graves' ophthalmopathy patients with limitation of eye movement was older than patients without (43.9 vs 32.4 years). This finding agrees with results reported by Kendler et al (1993).…”

Unilateral proptosis in thyroid eye disease with subsequent contralateral involvement: retrospective follow-up study

“…In our investigation, the risk for developing contralateral proptosis was higher in younger patients (average age of group 1 was 8.5 years less than age of group 2).This finding correlates well with the results reported by Rootman, who found that TED in young patients tends to be more asymmetric [21]. …”

The relationship between sex and symmetry in thyroid eye disease

“……”

Relationship of eye movement to computed tomographic findings in patients with Graves' ophthalmopathy

“…Our study also revealed that the mean age in Graves' ophthalmopathy patients with limitation of eye movement was older than patients without (43.9 vs 32.4 years). This finding agrees with results reported by Kendler et al (1993).…”

Unilateral proptosis in thyroid eye disease with subsequent contralateral involvement: retrospective follow-up study

“…In our investigation, the risk for developing contralateral proptosis was higher in younger patients (average age of group 1 was 8.5 years less than age of group 2).This finding correlates well with the results reported by Rootman, who found that TED in young patients tends to be more asymmetric [21]. …”