2014
DOI: 10.1530/endoabs.35.p169
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Cardiothyreosis: pathogenic conjectures, clinical aspects and surgical approach

Abstract: Cardiotireozele: conexiuni patogenice, aspecte clinice aei indicaåii chirurgicale Introducere: Prezenåa manifestãrilor cardiovasculare a fost semnalatã odatã cu primele cazuri de hipertiroidism descrise de Parry (1825) aei Basedow (1840) fiind menåionatã de ultimul autor în clasica triadã de la Merseburg. Componenta cardiacã poate fi genuinã sau se instaleazã ca o complicaåie a unei suferinåe preexistente. Material aei metodã: Autorii prezintã 49 observaåii de cardiotireoze: 11 bãrbaåi aei 38 femei în vãrstã d… Show more

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“…This frequency was close to that reported by Jamoussi (these100-11.pdf) (64%). Diaconescu et al 7 reported an improvement of heart failure in 60% of the operated patients, contrary to our study where surgical treatment was significantly correlated with the persistence of heart failure ( P = .022). This can be explained by the fact that the operated patients had an associated CA/FA whose presence was significantly correlated with the persistence of heart failure in our patients ( P = .004).…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 99%
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“…This frequency was close to that reported by Jamoussi (these100-11.pdf) (64%). Diaconescu et al 7 reported an improvement of heart failure in 60% of the operated patients, contrary to our study where surgical treatment was significantly correlated with the persistence of heart failure ( P = .022). This can be explained by the fact that the operated patients had an associated CA/FA whose presence was significantly correlated with the persistence of heart failure in our patients ( P = .004).…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…These findings suggest that the risk of cardiothyreosis increases with age. Toxic multinodular goitre was the most frequent aetiology in hyperthyroidism complicated by cardiothyreosis according to the series of Diaconescu et al 7 According to other authors, 3 , 8 , 9 Graves’ disease was the most frequent, as in our study where its frequency was 61%. Hypertension was the most frequent subjacent cardiopathy in the context of cardiothyreosis, 10 as was the case in our series where its frequency was 65%.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 62%