Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0070aep861 | Thyroid | ECE2020

How will my life with Graves’ disease be? Two years of serial, longitudinal follow-up of thyroid-related quality of life in patients with Graves’ disease

Grove-Laugesen Diana , Karkov Cramon Per , Ebbehoj Eva , Würgler Hansen Klavs , Rejnmark Lars , Watt Torquil

Objectives: Quality of life (QoL) is severely affected in Graves’ disease (GD) but long-term longitudinal assessment of QoL is lacking. Furthermore, whether QoL is comparable to controls after treatment of GD is unclear. For the first time, we present serial, longitudinal data on thyroid-related QoL during 24 months of follow-up in a cohort of newly diagnosed GD patients. In addition, we compare QoL in GD and controls.Methods: All patients were tre...

ea0056p1082 | Thyroid (non-cancer) | ECE2018

How should thyroid-related quality of life be assessed? Standard recall measures compared with here-and-now measures

Boesen Victor Brun , Feldt-Rasmussen Ulla , Bjorner Jakob Bue , Cramon Per , Gronvold Mogens , Nygaard Birte , Rasmussen AEse Krogh , Vilsboll Tina , Watt Torquil

Introduction: Some methodologists have raised concern about the validity of the standard method of assessing patient-reported outcomes, i.e. retrospective questionnaires. Repeated momentary measurements have been introduced to avoid recall bias and provide ecological validity. Although having theoretical advantages, the measurement properties remain unsubstantiated. This study examines the relationship between the retrospective thyroid-related quality of life patient-reported ...