Autoimmune disease of endocrine system that involves production of excessive amount of thyroid hormones, located in thyroid gland.
1Conclusion: There are four subpopulations of Japanese patients with hyperthyroid Graves' disease.
2Objectives: We evaluated the results of orbital decompression in patients with Graves' disease.
3In Graves' disease there is an excessive production of thyroid secretion.
4Excessive doses of iodin alone cause most of the symptoms of Graves' disease.
5The victims of Graves' disease present a counterpart of emotional exhaustion.
6Patients: Eighty-eight Japanese patients with hyperthyroid Graves' disease and 186 control subjects were assessed.
7These two positive cases were subsequently diagnosed as Graves' disease with severe lymphocytic infiltration.
8Increased levels in active Graves' disease may also partly be caused by immunological activation.
9The nervous system in Graves' disease is hypersusceptible to stimuli and to thyroid extract.
10The genetic loci conferring susceptibility to Graves' disease remain unclear.
11How could disappointment in love play a role in the causation of Graves' disease?
12Sixteen had Graves' disease and 5 had toxic nodular goiter.
13The usual cause is a derangement of the body's immune system-known as Graves' disease.
14Antithyroid drugs are widely used in human medicine for the medical management of Graves' disease.
15It has offered a plausible explanation of the cause and the treatment of Graves' disease.
16We reported a 49 years old male patient of Graves' disease with bilateral optic neuropathy.
Translations for Graves' disease