Study to Find Out Incidence of Cardiac Manifestation in Thyroid Disorder (Hypo and Hyper Both)
Journal Title: Scholars Journal of Applied Medical Sciences - Year 2018, Vol 6, Issue 5
Abstract
Abstract: In summary out of 56 patients of thyroid dysfunction one patient did not have any symptoms suggesting cardiac involvement. 55 patients (98.2 %) had some kind of cardiac symptom. 51 patients (91.07%) had evidence of cardiac involvement on clinical between the severity of cardiac involvement and level of thyroid dysfunction could not be established. Thus the importance of a thorough clinical examination in cases of borderline dysfunction cannot be underestimated.
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Dr. AD Bhatnagar, Dr. Nitin Rawat
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