INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF ANTIBODIES TO THYROPEROXIDASE AND THYREOGLOBULIN AND THE SYSTEM OF HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN AND THEIR ROLE IN MISCARRIAGE
Marina Kh. Movsesyan, Aiarpi O. Torosyan
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Marina Kh. Movsesyan, Aiarpi O. Torosyan
Abstract
In a review there is provided information concerning the relationship between thyroid autoimmune disorders and miscarriage. In the presence of antibodies to thyroid peroxidase (AT-TPO) in the female patient, the incidence rate of miscarriage was established to increase twice if compared to that in negative indices of AT-TPO. There are considered various pathogenetic theories of the impact of AT-TPO and antibodies to thyroglobulin on the features of the course of pregnancy.
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In a review there is provided information concerning the relationship between thyroid autoimmune disorders and miscarriage. In the presence of antibodies to thyroid peroxidase (AT-TPO) in the female patient, the incidence rate of miscarriage was established to increase twice if compared to that in negative indices of AT-TPO. There are considered various pathogenetic theories of the impact of AT-TPO and antibodies to thyroglobulin on the features of the course of pregnancy.
Key concepts: Miscarriage, Thyroid peroxidase, Human chorionic gonadotropin, Thyroglobulin, Medicine, Antibody, Pregnancy, Anti-thyroid autoantibodies