The level of blood neutrophils primary reactive oxygen species production in Graves’ disease patients undergoing conservative therapy with thiamazole.
M. A. Dudina,
S. A. Dogadin,
A. A. Savchenko
et al.
Abstract:Background. Conservative therapy with thiamazole in Graves’ disease helps to reduce the level of oxidative stress by restoring euthyroidism and the total reactive antioxidant potential of plasma. However, until now, in patients with Graves’ disease, the radical-producing ability of neutrophils remains unexplored at the initial stage of free radical conversion at different durations of drug-induced euthyroidism, which seems significant in revealing the mechanisms of disease recurrence. The aim is to study the l… Show more
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