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Complication Analysis and Clinical Observation of ~(131)I in Treating Hyperthyroidism

Li Peng

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Objective:To explore the treatment effection of 131I for hyperthyroidism and the method of preventative complication.Method: 187 cases hyperthyroidism patients were treated with 131I.The complications and effection were observed.Results: 142 cases recovered,10 cases relieved.Conclusions: It is an effective and safe treatment method for hyperthyroidism with 131I.

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Objective:To explore the treatment effection of 131I for hyperthyroidism and the method of preventative complication.Method: 187 cases hyperthyroidism patients were treated with 131I.The complications and effection were observed.Results: 142 cases recovered,10 cases relieved.Conclusions: It is an effective and safe treatment method for hyperthyroidism with 131I.

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Objective:To explore the treatment effection of 131I for hyperthyroidism and the method of preventative complication.Method: 187 cases hyperthyroidism patients were treated with 131I.The complications and effection were observed.Results: 142 cases recovered,10 cases relieved.Conclusions: It is an effective and safe treatment method for hyperthyroidism with 131I.

Key concepts: Medicine, Complication, Surgery, Pediatrics

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