Abstract:Our data showed that the use of povidone-iodine irrigation in the patients with DSWI has not lead to any significant alteration in thyroid function within the study period.
“…22,23 Based on these findings, a history of iodine exposure is an important risk factor for the delayed elevation of TSH, but the susceptibility to iodine excess differs from person to person. 24 In our study, some infants showed high urinary iodine excretion. Fuse 25 reported that the computed median value of urinary iodine concentration was 281AE6 lg/l, and extremely high values exceeding 1000 lg/l were found in 16% of schoolchildren.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 49%
“…In contrast, iodine excess is considered more problematic for the thyroid function of preterm infants because they are susceptible to excessive administration of iodine via radiographic contrast agents and disinfectant agents 22,23 . Based on these findings, a history of iodine exposure is an important risk factor for the delayed elevation of TSH, but the susceptibility to iodine excess differs from person to person 24 . In our study, some infants showed high urinary iodine excretion.…”
Thyrotropin-releasing hormone stimulation tests at about 2 weeks of age suggested that the hypothalamic-pituitary-thyroid axis might be established even in extremely premature infants. Basal increased TSH levels (TSH > 10 mU/l) and a hyperresponse to TRH stimulation tests (peak TSH > 45 mU/l) suggested subclinical thyroid dysfunction. Serum TSH values at about 2 weeks of age could be useful for the prediction of delayed TSH elevation.
“…22,23 Based on these findings, a history of iodine exposure is an important risk factor for the delayed elevation of TSH, but the susceptibility to iodine excess differs from person to person. 24 In our study, some infants showed high urinary iodine excretion. Fuse 25 reported that the computed median value of urinary iodine concentration was 281AE6 lg/l, and extremely high values exceeding 1000 lg/l were found in 16% of schoolchildren.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 49%
“…In contrast, iodine excess is considered more problematic for the thyroid function of preterm infants because they are susceptible to excessive administration of iodine via radiographic contrast agents and disinfectant agents 22,23 . Based on these findings, a history of iodine exposure is an important risk factor for the delayed elevation of TSH, but the susceptibility to iodine excess differs from person to person 24 . In our study, some infants showed high urinary iodine excretion.…”
Thyrotropin-releasing hormone stimulation tests at about 2 weeks of age suggested that the hypothalamic-pituitary-thyroid axis might be established even in extremely premature infants. Basal increased TSH levels (TSH > 10 mU/l) and a hyperresponse to TRH stimulation tests (peak TSH > 45 mU/l) suggested subclinical thyroid dysfunction. Serum TSH values at about 2 weeks of age could be useful for the prediction of delayed TSH elevation.
“…Presently, concentrations of topical PVP-I solutions vary substantially according to the operative procedure, ranging up to 10 % in visceral and urologic surgery [17,18]. The topical administration of PVP-I must be used with caution, particularly in patients with previous hypersensitivity reactions against iodine, impaired thyroid or renal function, and following burn injuries [19,20]. For many decades, the natural element iodine has been recognised to possess antiseptic properties with a universal spectrum being effective against gram+ and gram-bacteria, mycobacteria, bacterial spores, fungi, viruses, and protozoa [21,22].…”
Although no clear regimen can be recommended, the available literature indicates that the use of intraoperative topical antiseptics is of clinical relevance in preventing infection of orthopaedic implants. Further randomised controlled trials are recommended.
“…Of these, one developed severe primary hypothyroidism requiring treatment, the second resolved after transient treatment, and the third resolved spontaneously (23). Other studies have shown that the use of povidone-iodine irrigation in association with delayed sternal closure did not lead to any significant alteration in thyroid function (24–26). Further studies are needed to assess the need for monitoring thyroid function after cardiac angiography or prolonged exposure to iodine-containing antiseptics.…”
Objectives
The objectives of this review are to discuss the pathophysiology, clinical impact and treatment of hyperglycemia and disturbances in thyroid and adrenal function prior to and following cardiac surgery in children.
Data Source
MEDLINE, PubMed
Conclusions
Disturbances in glucose metabolism and thyroid and adrenal function are common in critically ill children with cardiac disease and in particular in children undergoing cardiac surgery for complex congenital heart disease. An understanding of the pathophysiology, clinical impact and treatment of these disturbances is essential for the management of these at risk patients.
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