2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.amsu.2022.103742
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Autoimmune polyglandular syndrome type 2: A case report

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“…Jamal 90 • Case report • 23-y-old male with Hashimoto thyroiditis Diagnosis of AD 7 months after identification of ATD (APS-2) Abdullah 91 • Case report • 20-y-old male newly diagnosed with APS-2 de novo recognition of AD, hypothyroidism Murphy 92 • Case report • Female teenager with arrested puberty Newly diagnosis of APS-2 (hypothyroidism and AD) Bakkour 93 • Case report • 9-y-old male with APS-2 AD since the age of 3 HT, CD since the age of 9…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Jamal 90 • Case report • 23-y-old male with Hashimoto thyroiditis Diagnosis of AD 7 months after identification of ATD (APS-2) Abdullah 91 • Case report • 20-y-old male newly diagnosed with APS-2 de novo recognition of AD, hypothyroidism Murphy 92 • Case report • Female teenager with arrested puberty Newly diagnosis of APS-2 (hypothyroidism and AD) Bakkour 93 • Case report • 9-y-old male with APS-2 AD since the age of 3 HT, CD since the age of 9…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Awareness for APS, including for AD, is required at any time in life if the patient is already identified with an autoimmune endocrine disease. [90][91][92][93][94] Recognition of AD is essential, including in children and teenagers that associate a general rate of an adrenal crisis of 6-8 crisis per 100 patient-years. [95][96][97] One Australian study analyzed the admission rates in children and teenagers with AI: from 3386 admissions, 24% were caused by an adrenal crisis.…”
Section: New Insights Of Distinct Entities In Addison's Diseasementioning
confidence: 99%
“…El diagnóstico supone un reto en etapas tempranas y es poco sospechado este síndrome por su baja prevalencia, por lo que, aún no hay un protocolo diagnóstico para su detección, sin embargo, para llegar a un diagnóstico más específico, se debe tener en cuenta lo siguiente: debe estar presente al menos dos de las enfermedades típicas como enfermedad de Addison, enfermedad tiroidea autoinmune o Diabetes Mellitus tipo 1 (8,9). Familiares de pacientes que presentan este síndrome pueden estar predispuesto a padecer esta patología, por lo tanto, se recomienda que se realicen pruebas periódicas para la detección del síndrome poliglandular autoinmune tipo II (10).…”
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“…Se recomiendan pruebas de laboratorio y de imagen dependiendo de las manifestaciones clínicas, exámenes hormonales, genéticos y de inmunidad (9,10,11).…”
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