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devirante
Aim NEET PG

doubt - AMIODARONE INDUCED THYROTOXICOSIS
 friends, can anyone please explain why AIT is more common in people living in areas with LOW iodine intake (10% incidence) than in those living in regions of high iodine intake (2%)

ref- harri 16th pg 2119

while reverse is true for hypothyroidism from amiodarone t/t
(i.e. more common in inviduals in iodine-replete countries)

i don't understand the pathogenesis..... icon_confused.gif
UNANSWERED: Creating separate cadre for mbbs in teaching faculty in medical colleges as tutors / demonstrators.

ramankb
Aim Kerala PG




ramankb
Aim Kerala PG



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