Euthyroid sick syndrome in older people
Nadya Kagansky, Sari Tal, Shmuel Levy
Abstract
Nadya Kagansky, Sari Tal, Shmuel Levy
Abstract
The term euthyroid sick syndrome (ESS) is used to describe abnormalities in thyroid function tests that are observed in patients with systemic non-thyroid illness. Despite these abnormalities, there is usually little clinical evidence of hypothyroidism. Patients with ESS are generally considered to have altered thyroid hormone metabolism and to be euthyroid.
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The term euthyroid sick syndrome (ESS) is used to describe abnormalities in thyroid function tests that are observed in patients with systemic non-thyroid illness. Despite these abnormalities, there is usually little clinical evidence of hypothyroidism. Patients with ESS are generally considered to have altered thyroid hormone metabolism and to be euthyroid.
Key concepts: Euthyroid, Euthyroid sick syndrome, Medicine, Thyroid, Thyroid function, Hormone, Pediatrics, Internal medicine