(2012) Fibrosing variant of
Hashimoto thyroiditis is an IgG4 related disease.
A minute focus of extranodal marginal zone B-cell lymphoma arising in
Hashimoto thyroiditis diagnosed with PCR after laser capture microdissection: a case report.
Given the frequent coexistence of
Hashimoto thyroiditis, small cell lymphomas are more difficult to diagnose cytologically, and immunohistochemical staining or flow cytometry may be necessary to establish monoclonality and characterize surface markers.
Autoimmune thyroiditis cases also get confused with simple goitre and many
Hashimoto thyroiditis patients undergo thyroidectomy.
(a) Percentage of Breg memory cells ([CD24.sup.hi] [CD38.sup.-]) in healthy donors (HD), in patients with isolated
Hashimoto thyroiditis (HT), in patients with
Hashimoto thyroiditis plus celiac disease (HT + CD), and in patients with celiac disease (CD).
Absence of the BRAF mutation in HBME1+ and CK19+ atypical cell clusters in
Hashimoto thyroiditis: supportive evidence against preneoplastic change.
Conclusion: Vitamin-D insufficiency/deficiency has led to reduced parenchymal blood supply and increased micro-vascular resistance in
Hashimoto thyroiditis patients.
Keywords: Celiac disease, children,
hashimoto thyroiditis(3) FHVT affects approximately 10 to 13% of all patients with
Hashimoto thyroiditis, and it is a histologically and clinically unique entity.
Vitiligo frequently precedes the development of thyroid disease including Grave's disease and
Hashimoto thyroiditis, thus screening vitiligo patients for thyroid antibody seems plausible.
Approximately 90% of the cases of hypothyroidism shown in Table 4 were attributable to
Hashimoto thyroiditis, but again, for the 10% with other diagnoses the optimal management may differ.
Out of 56 cases, colloid goitre was the most common pathology in 35.7% cases, hyperplasic nodule/ toxic nodule in 25% cases,
Hashimoto thyroiditis in 17.8% cases, lymphocytic thyroiditis in 17.8% cases and subacute thyroiditis (De Quervain's thyroiditis) in 3.57% cases.