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Evidence of hyperthyroidism in apparently euthyroid patients treated with levothyroxine

Banovac et al., 1989

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4339614843917713603
Author
Banovac K
Papic M
Bilsker M
Zakarija M
McKenzie J
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Archives of Internal Medicine

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• A concentration of serum thyroxine (T 4) above the accepted normal range has recently been recognized to result from commonly prescribed replacement dosages of levothyroxine sodium. To determine if the high levels of serum T 4 have undesirable metabolic effects …
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