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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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Graves’ Disease 2 and Orbitopathy

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ea0084ps3-12-106 | Graves’ Disease 2 and Orbitopathy

Alterations in the gut microbiota are associated with the humoral immune response in graves’ disease

ea0084ps3-12-107 | Graves’ Disease 2 and Orbitopathy

Macrophage-orbital fibroblasts interaction in context of hypoxic signaling for inflammatory processes during graves’ orbitopathy

ea0084ps3-12-108 | Graves’ Disease 2 and Orbitopathy

The incidence and risk factors of radioiodine-induced graves’ disease following treatment of thyroid autonomous tissue

ea0084ps3-12-109 | Graves’ Disease 2 and Orbitopathy

Blocking the TSH receptor with human monoclonal autoantibody K1-70TM in patients with graves’ disease – results from a phase 1 clinical trial

ea0084ps3-12-110 | Graves’ Disease 2 and Orbitopathy

Linear mixed model analysis of quality of life scores in patients with thyroid eye disease treated with teprotumumab from three 24-week clinical trials

ea0084ps3-12-111 | Graves’ Disease 2 and Orbitopathy

Circulating marginal zone b cells and IGA serum levels as potential biomarkers of clinical activity of graves’ orbitopathy

ea0084ps3-12-112 | Graves’ Disease 2 and Orbitopathy

Alemtuzumab-induced graves’ orbitopathy successfully treated with a single dose of rituximab

ea0084ps3-12-113 | Graves’ Disease 2 and Orbitopathy

Temporal trends in the clinical presentation of graves’ ophthalmopathy: a single – centre retrospective study

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