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RAIT
(redirected from radioiodine therapy)

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RAITRedundant Array of Inexpensive Tapes
RAITResource Asset Investment Trust
RAITRadioiodine Therapy
RAITRam Rao Adik Institute Of Technology
RAITRequest and Authorization for In-scope Tasking


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The clinical evolution to hypothyroidism becomes evident after radioiodine and surgical procedures (5,6) and in fact, for some protocols, hypothyroidism is the aim of radioiodine therapy.
Spontaneous hypothyroidism in the follow up of Graves hyperthyroid ... by Romaldini, Joao H. / Southern Medical Journal
He had received radioiodine therapy for Graves disease at age 16, with erratic physician follow-up for over 20 years.
Profound hypothyroidism--a clinical review with eight recent cases: ... by Forren, Amy C. / Southern Medical Journal
Among the most common precipitating factors are radioiodine therapy, injection of iodinated contrast dye, infection, diabetic ketoacidosis,
Report of a rare case of trauma-induced thyroid storm. (Original ... by Stack, Brendan C., Jr. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
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