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THYROID AND HYPERTHYROIDISM

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ANAESTHESIA & ENDOCRINE DISEASES Dr.Mushtaq Ahmad

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OUTLINE

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ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

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HORMONE

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THYROID GLAND 2 lobes connected by isthmus Location: ant neck at C5-T1, overlays 2nd – 4th tracheal rings

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VASCULAR ANATOMY SUPERIOR THYROID ARTERY INFERIOR THYROID ARTERY THYROID IMA ARTERY

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VASCULAR ANATOMY VENOUS: 3 PAIRS OF VEINS: STV – IJV MTV - IJV ITV -BCV

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RELATIONS WITH NERVES Superior thyroid artery---superior laryngeal nerve Inf. Thyroid artery---RLN

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Follicles: the Functional Units of the Thyroid Gland Follicles Are the Sites Where Key Thyroid Elements Function: Thyroglobulin (Tg) Tyrosine Iodine Thyroxine (T4) Triiodotyrosine (T3)

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Biosynthesis of T4 and T3

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TSH ATD TSH TSH

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The Thyroid Hormones

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Production of T4 and T3

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Carriers for Circulating Thyroid Hormones

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FREE HORMONE CONCEPT

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Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Thyroid Negative Feedback Mechanism TSH secretion is Pulsatile--- Maximum at midnight

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Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone (TSH)

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Thyroid Hormone Action

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Growth and Development

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THYROID HORMONES & (CNS)

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Thyroid hormone influences cardiovascular hemodynamics Thyroid hormone Mediated Thermogenesis (Peripheral Tissues) Release Metabolic Endproducts Local Vasodilitation Decreased Systemic Vascular Resistance Decreased Diastolic Blood Pressure Cardiac Chronotropy and Inotropy Increased Cardiac Output & excitation Elevated Blood Volume T3 HYPERDYNAMIC CIRCULATION

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THYROID HORMONES & (CNS)

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Thyroid Hormones Stimulate Metabolism-Calorigenic effect

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METABOLIC EFFECTS

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THYROID FUNCTION TESTS

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THYROID DISEASES

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GOITRE

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GENERAL ANAESTHETIC CONSIDERATIONS

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HYPERTHYROIDISM

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HYPERTHYROIDISM CAUSES

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COMMON SYMPTOMS

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COMMON SIGNS

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MNG AND GRAVES Huge Toxic MNG Diffuse Graves Thyroid

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Proptosis Lid lag THYROID OPHTHALMOPATHY

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OPHTHALMOPATHY IN GRAVES Occular muscle palsy

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OPHTHALMOPATHY IN GRAVES Periorbital edema and chemosis

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SEVERE EXOPHTHALMOS

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Clubbing and Osteoarthropathy THYROID ACROPATHY

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ONYCHOLYSIS

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DIAGNOSIS

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Typical Thyroid Hormone Levels in Thyroid Disease TSH T4 T3 Hypothyroidism High Low Low Hyperthyroidism Low High High

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TREATMENT OPTIONS

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SYMPTOM RELIEF

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Anti Thyroid Drugs (ATD)

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How long to give ATD ?

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Radio Active Iodine (RAI Rx.)

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SURGICAL TREATMENT

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ANAESTHETIC CONSIDERARIONS

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PREOPERATIVE

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INTRAOPERATIVE

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POSTOPERATIVE

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THYROID STORM

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MANAGEMENT

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RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE PALSY

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HEMATOMA

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HYPOPARATHYROIDISM

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HYPOTHYROIDISM

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HYPOTHYROIDISM

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HYPOTHYROIDISM: TYPES

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PRIMARY HYPOTHYROIDISM CAUSES

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CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS

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MYXEDEMA COMA

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ANAESTHTIC COSIDERATION

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PREOPERATIVE

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INTRAOPERATIVE

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THE PANCREAS

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INSULIN ANABOLIC LACK CATABOLISM NEG NITROGEN BALANCE RATE 0F SECRETION— PLASMA GL LEVEL 50 U/DAY

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INSULIN AFFECTS MANY ORGANS: IT STIMULATES SKELETAL MUSCLE FIBERS. IT STIMULATES LIVER CELLS. IT ACTS ON FAT CELLS IT INHIBITS PRODUCTION OF CERTAIN ENZYME.

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