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44th Annual Meeting of the European Thyroid Association (ETA) 2022

Brussels, Belgium
10 Sept 2022 - 13 Sept 2022

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Poster Presentations

Graves’ Disease 1

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ea0084ps2-07-57 | Graves’ Disease 1

Post-alemtuzumab graves’ disease remitting after switch to ocrelizumab

ea0084ps2-07-58 | Graves’ Disease 1

High IGG4 serum levels in graves’ disease compared with nonautoimmune hyperthyroidism

ea0084ps2-07-59 | Graves’ Disease 1

TPO antibody status prior to first radioactive iodine therapy as a predictive parameter for early hypothyroidism in graves’ disease

ea0084ps2-07-60 | Graves’ Disease 1

Polymorphisms in proinflammatory cytokines’ genes and lipid profile in patients with graves’ disease

ea0084ps2-07-61 | Graves’ Disease 1

Management of graves’ disease among endocrinologists in russia

ea0084ps2-07-62 | Graves’ Disease 1

Multifocality in sporadic and familiar medullary thyroid cancer: analysis of prevalence and possible predictive roles

ea0084ps2-07-63 | Graves’ Disease 1

Corticosteroids and mycophenolic acid have a synergistic effect on chemokines secretion in orbital cells from patients with graves’ ophthalmopathy

ea0084ps2-07-64 | Graves’ Disease 1

The effect of glucocorticoids on hyaluronan production of orbital fibroblasts

ea0084ps2-07-65 | Graves’ Disease 1

Hyperthyroidism in graves’ disease and subacute thyroiditis and association with cardiovascular events

ea0084ps2-07-66 | Graves’ Disease 1

Influence of thyroperoxydase and thyroglobulin antibodies on the presentation and the evolution of medically treated graves’ disease

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