ORALS
O1 (Abstract No: 228)
ON THE MECHANISM PRODUCING THE UNUSUAL THYROID PHENOTYPE IN
DEFECTS OF THE MCT8 GENE
(1)Dumitrescu A , (2)Liao X , (2)Lado-Abeal J , (2)Moeller
L , (3)Brockmann K , (4)Refetoff S ,
(1)University of Chicago Human Genetics Chicago United States,(2)University
of Chicago Medicine Chicago United States,(3)University of
Goettingen Neuropediatrics Goettingen Germany,(4)University
of Chicago Medicine, Pediatrics, Genetics Chicago United States
O2 (Abstract No: 148)
THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
IN THE AETIOLOGY OF THYROID NODULARITY.A STUDY OF HEALTHY DANISH
TWINS
(1)Brix t , (1)Bennedbæk F N, (4)Iachine I , (5)Kyvik k O,
(1)Hegedüs L ,
(1)Odense University Hospital Endocrinology Odense Denmark,(4)University
of Southern Denmark Of Statistics Odense Denmark,(5)University
of Southern Denmark The Danish Twin Registry, Institute of
Public health Odense Denmark
O3 (Abstract No: 147)
THE MOLECULAR PATHOLOGY OF POST CHERNOBYL THYROID CANCER –
IS THERE A RADIATION SIGNATURE?
(1)Dumont J , (2)Bogdanova T , (3)Santoro M , (4)Tronko M ,
(5)Zitzelsberger H , (6)Thomas G ,
(1)ULB IRIBHN Brussels Belgium,(2)Institute of Endocrinology
and Metabolism Laboratory of Morphology Kiev Russia,(3)Universita
di Napoli Federico II Departimento di Biologia e Patologia
Naples Italy,(4)Institute of Endocrinology and Metabolism Department
of Morphology Kiev Russia,(5)GSF Department of Cytogenetics
Munich Germany,(6)South West Wales Cancer Institute Human Cancer
Studies Group Swansea United Kingdom
O4 (Abstract No: 85)
THE REPLICATION SELECTIVE DL 1922 ADENOVIRUS INDUCES CELL
DEATH IN HUMAN ANAPLASTIC THYROID CARCINOMA CELL LINES
(1)Libertini S , (1)Cozzolino L , (2)Hallden G , (3)Fusco
A , (1)Portella G ,
(1)Università di Napoli Federico II Dipartimento di Biologia
e Patologia Cellulare e Molecolare Napoli Italy,(2)Viral and
Genetic Therapy Programme Hammersmith Hospital, DuCane Rd,
London United Kingdom,(3)Università di Napoli Federico II 1Dipartimento
di Biologia e Patologia Cellulare e Molecolare Napoli Italy
O5 (Abstract No: 185)
DEMONSTRATION OF TSH RECEPTOR DIMERIZATION IN LIVING CELLS
(1)Urizar e , (1)Loy T , (1)Vassart G , (1)costagliola S ,
(1)IRIBHM ULB Brussels Belgium
O6 (Abstract No: 158)
DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF AMIODARONE-INDUCED THYROTOXICOSIS
(AIT) IN EUROPE: RESULTS OF AN ETA SURVEY
(1)Bartalena L , (2)Wiersinga W M, (1)Tanda M , (3)Bogazzi
F , (1)Piantanida E , (1)Lai A , (3)Martino E ,
(1)University of Insubria Clinical Medicine Varese Italy,(2)Academic
Clinical Center Endocrinology & Metabolism Amsterdam Netherlands,(3)University
of Pisa Endocrinology & Metabolism Pisa Italy
O7 (Abstract No: 422)
IDENTIFICATION OF A THYROID SPECIFIC MOLECULAR NETWORK AND
NOVEL GENES INVOLVED IN THYROID ORGANOGENESIS
(1)Postiglione M , (1)Parlato R , (1)Riccio A , (2)Rosica
A , (2)Pratiba M , (1)Dogaru M , (1)De Luca P , (2)Sanges R
, (1)Cantone I , (1)De Felice M , (1)Di Lauro R ,
(1)Stazione Zoologica A. Dohrn Genetica animale Napoli Italy,(2)Biogem
Genetica Ariano Irpino (AV) Argentina
O8 (Abstract No: 127)
A SEVERE DEFECT OF THYROGLOBULIN (TG) SECRETION IN RECEPTOR
ASSOCIATED PROTEIN (RAP) DEFICIENT MICE
(1)Lisi S , (1)Botta R , (1)Pinchera A , (2)Collins A , (3)Refetoff
S , (1)Grasso L , (4)Marshansky V , (4)Bechoua S , (1)Marcocci
C , (4)Brown D , (2)McCluskey R T, (1)Marinò M ,
(1)University Hospital of Pisa Endocrinology Pisa Italy,(2)Massachusetts
General Hospital, Harvard Medical School Pathology Boston United
States,(3)University of Chicago Medicine and Pediatrics, Chicago
United States,(4)Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical
School Program in Membrane Biology, Renal Unit Charlestown
United States
O9 (Abstract No: 173)
IN MICE THYROID, THE LOSS OF CHLORIDE CHANNEL, CLC-5, IMPAIRS
IODIDE EFFLUX AND INDUCES A GOITER
(1)Croizet K , (2)Jouret F , (3)Guggino W , (3)Guggino S ,
(2)Devuyst O ,
(1)Université catholique de louvain/ICP Cell Biology Brussels
Belgium,(2)Université catholique de Louvain Nephrology Brussels
Belgium,(3)The Johns Hopkins University Physiology and Medicine
Baltimore United States
O1O (Abstract No: 166)
CONNEXIN 32 GENE, A DOWN-REGULATOR OF THYROID CELL PROLIFERATION
(1)PROST G , (1)BERNIER-VALENTIN F , (1)DURAND C , (2)WILLECKE
K , (1)MUNARI-SILEM Y , (1)ROUSSET B ,
(1)UMR369 INSERM/UCBL Faculté de Médecine Laennec Lyon France,(2)Institut
für Genetik Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität BONN
German
O11 (Abstract No: 168)
DRAMATIC INDUCTION OF D3 EXPRESSION IN INFLAMMATORY CELLS
OF MICE WITH CHRONIC LOCAL INFLAMMATION.
(1)Boelen A , (1)Kwakkel J , (1)Alkemade A , (2)Kaptein E
, (2)Kuiper G , (3)Renckens R , (1)Wiersinga W M, (2)Visser
T J,
(1)Academic Medical Center Endocrinology and Metabolism Amsterdam
Netherlands,(2)Erasmus Medical Center Internal Medicine Rotterdam
NetherLands,(3)Academic Medical Center Experimental Internal
Medicine Amsterdam Netherlands
O12 (Abstract No: 187)
IN VIVO CHARACTERIZATION AND EPITOPE MAPPING OF MONOCLONAL
ANTIBODY WITH FULL AGONISTIC ACTIVITY ON THE THYROTROPIN RECEPTOR
(1)costagliola S , (2)Bonomi M , (3)Morgenthaler N , (1)Vassart
G ,
(1)IRIBHM ULB Brussels Belgium,(2)Instituto Auxologico Italiano
IRCCS and Ospedale Maggiore di Milano IRCCS Milan Italy,(3)B.R.A.H.M.S
AG Research Department Berlin Germany
O13 (Abstract No: 159)
A CONSERVED POSITION IN THE THIRD EXTRACELLULAR LOOP OF THE
TSH RECEPTOR IS IMPORTANT FOR G-PROTEIN MEDIATED SIGNALLING
(1)Jaeschke H , (2)Kleinau G , (2)Krause G , (3)Neumann S
, (3)Paschke R ,
(1)University Of Leipzig III. Medical Dpartment Leipzig Germany,(2)Forschungsinstitut
für molekulare Pharmakologie Berlin Forschungsinstitut für
molekulare Pharmakologie Berlin Berlin Germany,(3)University
of Leipzig III. Medical Department Leipzig Germany
O14 (Abstract No: 178)
PREDOMINANT ROLE OF ß-ARRESTIN 2 FOR TSHR INTERNALIZATION
(1)Frenzel R , (2)Voigt C , (2)Paschke R ,
(1)University Leipzig Third Medical Department Leipzig Germany,(2)Universität
Leipzig Third Medical Department Leipzig Germany
O15 (Abstract No: 369)
3,5-DIIODO-L-THYRONINE (T2) REDUCES ADIPOSITY AND BODY WEIGHT
GAIN IN RATS BY INCREASING FATTY ACID OXIDATION
(1)Lanni A , (2)Moreno M , (3)Lombardi A , (4)de Lange P ,
(2)Silvestri E , (4)Ragni M , (4)Farina P , (4)Chieffi G ,
(5)Fallahi P , (5)Antonelli A , (2)Goglia F ,
(1)Seconda Università di Napoli Dipartimento di Scienze della
Vita Caserta Italy,(2)Università del Sannio Dipartimento di
Scienze Biologiche ed Ambientali Benevento Italy,(3)Univesità
di Napoli Federico II Dipartimento di Fisiologia Generale ed
Ambientale Napoli Italy,(4)Seconda Università di Napoli Dipartimento
di Scienze della Vita Caserta Italy,(5)Università di Pisa Dipartimento
di Medicina Interna Pisa Italy
O16 (Abstract No: 164)
THYROID HORMONE RECEPTOR ALPHA SPLICE VARIANTS IN LIVERS OF
CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
(1)Thijssen-Timmer D C, (2)Peeters R , (3)Wouters P , (3)Weekers
F , (2)Visser T J, (4)Fliers E , (1)Wiersinga W M, (1)Bakker
O , (3)van den Berghe G ,
(1)Academic Medical Centre Endocrinology&Metabolism Amsterdam
Netherlands,(2)Erasmus University Department of Internal Medicine
Rotterdam NetherLands,(3)Catholic University of Leuven Department
of Intensive Care Medicine Leuven Belgium,(4)Academic Medical
Centre Endcorinology&Metabolism Amsterdam Netherlands
O17 (Abstract No: 102)
IODIDE UPTAKE AND RETENTION IN SEAWEEDS – A LESSON FOR THE
MAMMALIAN THYROID
(1)Burbridge E , (1)Smyth P P,
(1)University College Dublin Endocrine Laboratory, Dept. of
Medicine and Therapeutics, Conway Institute of Biomolecular
and Biomedical Research Dublin Ireland
O18 (Abstract No: 370)
PENDRIN IN CELL SYSTEMS: STUDIES ON FUNCTION AND REGULATION
(1)cerutti n , (2)dossena s , (1)fugazzola l , (2)vezzoli
v , (2)bazzini c , (2)orsenigo m , (3)storelli c , (3)marsigliante
s , (4)verri t , (3)muscella a , (2)paulmichl m , (1)persani
l , (2)bottà g , (1)beck-peccoz p ,
(1)institute of endocrine sciences university of milan Milan
Italy,(2)department of biomolecular sciences and biotechnologies
university of milan Milan Italy,(3)department of biological
and environmental sciences and technologies university of lecce
lecce Italy,(4)department of biological and environmental sciences
and technologies university of milan Milan Italy
O19 (Abstract No: 183)
SINGLE MICRO-DISSECTED THYROID FOLLICLES OF NORMAL THYROID
TISSUE FREQUENTLY ARISE FROM MORE THAN ONE PROGENITOR CELL
(1)Krohn K , (2)Paschke R ,
(1)University of Leipzig IZKF Leipzig Germany,(2)University
of Leipzig III. Medical Department Leipzig Germany
O20 (Abstract No: 86)
IDENTIFICATION OF ADULT STEM/PROGENITOR CELLS IN THE HUMAN
THYROID
(1)Fierabracci A , (1)Puglisi M , (1)Giuliani L , (2)Gallinella-Muzi
M , (3)Carsetti R , (4)Bottazzo G ,
(1)Bambino Gesù Research Institute Autoimmunity Laboratory
Rome Italy,(2)Tor Vergata University Surgery Department Rome
Italy,(3)Bambino Gesù Research Institute Cytofluorimetry Laboratory
Rome Italy,(4)Ospedale Pediatrico Bambino Gesù Scientific Directorate,
Rome, Italy Rome Italy
O21 (Abstract No: 87)
EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF GASTRIC AUTOIMMUNITY IN PATIENTS WITH
JUVENILE AUTOIMMUNE THYROID DISEASES
(1)Segni M , (1)Borrelli O , (2)Pucarelli I , (3)Delle Fave
G , (1)Pasquino A , (3)Annibale B ,
(1)University La Sapienza Pediatrics Rome Italy,(2)University
La Sapienza Pediatrics Rome Italy,(3)University La Sapienza
Gastroenterology Rome Italy
O22 (Abstract No: 154)
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SUBTYPES OF OVERT HYPOTHYROIDISM, AND AGE-DEPENDENT
RELATION BETWEEN T4, T3, AND TSH IN NEWLY DIAGNOSED PRIMARY
AUTOIMMUNE HYPOTHYROIDISM.
(1)Carlé A , (1)Pedersen I B, (2)Knudsen N , (2)Perrild H
, (3)Jorgensen T , (4)Rasmussen L B, (5)Ovesen L , (1)Laurberg P.
(1)Aalborg Hospital, Aarhus University Hospital Dept. Endocrinology
Aalborg Denmark,(2)Bispebjerg Hospital Dept. Int. Med. Copenhagen
Denmark,(3)Glostrup Hospital Centre for Preventive Medicine
Copenhagen Denmark,(4)The Danish Veterinary and Food Administration
Danish Food and Veterinary Reseach Copenhagen Denmark,(5)The
Danish Heart Association C Copenhagen Denmark
O23 (Abstract No: 323)
SOME FACTORS IMPORTANT TO THYROID FUNCTION IN ARCTIC POPULATIONS
(1)Andersen S , (2)Hvingel B , (3)Kleinschmidt K , (1)Laurberg
P ,
(1)Aalborg Hospital, Århus University Hospital Department of
Endocrinology and Medicine Aalborg Denmark,(2)Queen Ingrids
Hospital Queen Ingrids Hospital Nuuk Canada,(3)Sisimiut Hospital
Sisimiut Hospital Sisimiut Denmark
O24 (Abstract No: 98)
OUTCOME OF I-131 THERAPY IN HYPERFUNCTIONING THYROID NODULES:
A 20 YEAR RETROSPECTIVE STUDY
(1)Ceccarelli C , (2)Bencivelli W , (3)Vitti P , (1)Bianchi
F , (3)Pinchera A ,
(1)Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria Pisana Endocrinology Pisa
Italy,(2)University of Pisa Internal Medicine Pisa Italy,(3)University
of Pisa Endocrinology Pisa Italy
O25 (Abstract No: 53)
EFFECT OF 10 YEARS OF IODINE SUPPLEMENTATION ON THE HEARING
THRESHOLD OF IODINE DEFICIENT SCHOOLCHILDREN
(1)Azizi F , (1)Mirmiran P , (1)Hedayati M , (1)Salarkia N
, (2)Noohi S ,
(1)Endocrine Research Center Shaheed Beheshti University of
Medical Sciences Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of),(2)Departments
of Medicine and Otolaryngology Shaheed Beheshti University
of Medical Sciences Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of)
O26 (Abstract No: 280)
LEAN BODY MASS IS A MAJOR DETERMINANT OF L-THYROXINE DOSAGE
IN THE TREATMENT OF THYROID DISEASES
(1)Marsili A , (1)Santini F , (1)Pinchera A , (1)Ceccarini
G , (1)Castagna M , (1)Valeriano R , (1)Giannetti M , (1)Elisei
R , (1)Vitti P ,
(1)University of Pisa Endocrinology Pisa Italy
O27 (Abstract No: 407)
THOX 2 GENETIC MODIFICATIONS IN CHILDREN WITH CONGENITAL HYPOTHYROIDISM
AND A NORMAL THYROID GLAND
(1)Di Cosmo C , (1)Tonacchera M , (1)De Marco G , (1)Agretti
P , (1)Banco M , (1)Perri A , (1)Ramos H , (1)Ceccarelli C
, (1)Vitti P , (1)Pinchera A ,
(1)University of Pisa Endocrinology Pisa Italy
O28 (Abstract No: 244)
MONOSOMY X IN PERIPHERAL LYMPHOCYTES AND AUTOIMMUNE THYROID
DISEASES.
(1)Lucchi S , (2)Invernizzi P , (2)Miozzo M , (2)Busatto P
, (1)Borgato S , (1)Panigone S , (2)Simoni G , (3)Persani L
,
(1)Istituto Auxologico Italiano IRCCS Lab Endocrinol Research
Cusano Milanino Italy,(2)University of Milan Department of
Medicine, Surgery and Dentistry Milan Italy,(3)University of
Milan, Ist Auxologico Italiano IRCCS Institute of Endocrine
Sciences Milan Italy
O29 (Abstract No: 122)
DETECTION OF A NOVEL MUTATION IN THE THYROID HORMONE TRANSPORTER
MCT8 IN A COHORT OF MENTALLY RETARDED YOUNG BOYS.
(1)Jansen J , (1)Milici C , (2)Halley D , (1)Friesema E ,
(1)Visser T ,
(1)Erasmus MC Internal medicine Rotterdam NetherLands,(2)Erasmus
MC Clinical genetics Rotterdam NetherLands
O30 (Abstract No: 192)
SERUM RT3 AND T3/RT3 AS EARLY PROGNOSTIC MARKERS IN CRITICALLY
ILL PATIENTS AND THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH POST-MORTEM TISSUE
DEIODINASE ACTIVITIES
(1)Peeters R P, (2)Wouters P J, (1)Kaptein E , (1)van Toor
H , (1)Visser T J, (2)Van den Berghe G ,
(1)Erasmus Medical Center Internal Medicine Rotterdam NetherLands,(2)Catholic
University of Leuven Intensive Care Medicine Leuven Belgium
O31 (Abstract No: 354)
WNT-5A ACTS AS A TUMOR SUPPRESSOR IN THYROID CARCINOMAS
(1)Kremenevskaja N , (1)Rao S A, (2)von Wasielewski R , (3)Andersson
T , (1)Brabant G ,
(1)Medical School of Hannover Gastroenterology, Hepatology
and Endocrinology Hannover Germany,(2)Medical School of Hannover
Pathology Hannover Germany,(3)Lund University, Malmö University
Hospital Experimental Pathology Malmö Sweden
O32 (Abstract No: 299)
REVERSIBILITY OF MEDULLARY THYROID CARCINOMA CHEMORESISTANCE
BY COX-2 INHIBITORS
(1)Zatelli M , (1)Luchin A , (1)Piccin D , (1)degli Uberti
E C,
(1)Section of Endocrinology, University of Ferrara Dept of
Biomedical Sciences and Advanced Therapies Ferrara Italy
O33 (Abstract No: 184)
ONTOGENESIS OF THYROID HORMONE RECEPTOR ISOFORMS IN MOUSE
HEART
(1)Stoykov I M, (2)Moorman A , (2)Christoffels V , (1)Wiersinga
W M, (1)Bakker O ,
(1)Academic Medical Center Endocrinology and Metabolism Amsterdam
Netherlands,(2)Academic Medical Center Anatomy and Embryology
Amsterdam Netherlands
O34 (Abstract No: 401)
MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF CHROMATIN REMODELING BY FOXE1 TRANSCRIPTION
FACTOR DURING THYROID CELL DIFFERENTIATION
(1)Cuesta I , (1)Santisteban P ,
(1)Instituto de Investigaciones Biomedicas CSIC-UAM Endocrinologia
Molecular Madrid Spain
O35 (Abstract No: 243)
DEACETYLATION OF IODIDE TRANSPORTERS AND IODIDE TRANSPORT
IN THYROID CANCER
(1)Clarke C , (1)Burbridge E , (2)Smyth P ,
(1)Conway Institute Medicine & Therapeutics Dublin Ireland,(2)Conway
Medicine & Therapeutics Dublin Ireland
O36 (Abstract No: 149)
FREQUENCY OF BRAF T1796A MUTATION IN THYROID PAPILLARY CARCINOMA
RELATES TO AGE OF PATIENT AT DIAGNOSIS AND NOT TO RADIATION
EXPOSURE.
(1)Thomas G , (1)Jeremiah S , (2)Morishita M , (1)Stephens
L , (1)Powell N , (1)Bethel J , (3)Bogdanova T , (3)Bogdanova
T , (4)Tronko M ,
(1)Swansea Medical School Human Cancer Studies Group Swansea
United Kingdom,(2)Swansea Medical School Human Cancer Studies
Group Swansea Germany,(3)Institute of Endocrinology and Metabolism
Department of Morphology KIev Russia,(4)Institute of Endocrinology
and Metabolism Department of Morphology Kiev Russia
O37 (Abstract No: 92)
DOWN-REGULATION OF PAX8 BY APC ACCOUNTS FOR THE UNIQUE PATTERN
OF DIFFERENTIATION IN FAP-ASSOCIATED THYROID TUMOURS.
(1)Williams D , (2)Dathan N A,
(1)Strangeways Laboratory TCRG Cambridge United Kingdom,(2)Istituto
di Biostrutture e Bioimmagini del CNR Biostrutture e Bioimmagini
Napoli Italy
O38 (Abstract No: 360)
PREPARATION WITH THYROTROPIN ALFA IS EQUIVALENT TO THYROID
HORMONE WITHDRAWAL AS PREPARATION FOR THYROID REMNANT ABLATION
IN DIFFERENTIATED THYROID CARCINOMA.
(1)Pacini F , (2)Ladenson P , (3)Schlumberger M , (4)Dridger
A , (5)Kloss R , (6)Sherman S , (7)Corone C , (8)Haugen B ,
(9)Reiners C., and others. . ,
(1)University of Siena, Siena and Pisa, Italy Siena Italy,(2)Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA Baltimore United States,(3)Institut
Gustave Roussy, Villejuif, France Villejuif France,(4)LHRI
Research Services, London, Canada London United Kingdom,(5)Ohio
State University, Columbus USA Columbus ,(6)MD Anderson Cancer
Center, Houston USA Houston United States,(7)Centre Rene Huguenin,
Saint Cloud France Saint Cloud ,(8)University of Colorado,
Aurora USA Aurora ,(9)Universitat Wurzburg, Germany Wuerzburg
Germany
O39 (Abstract No: 415)
INFLUENCE OF HUMAN BODY COMPOSITION ON SERUM PEAK TSH AFTER
RHTSH ADMINISTRATION IN PATIENTS WITH DIFFERENTIATED THYROID
CARCINOMA
(1)Castagna M , (1)Marsili A , (1)Santini F , (1)Molinaro
E , (2)Pacini F , (1)Pinchera A , (1)Elisei R ,
(1)University of Pisa Endocrinology and Metabolism Pisa Italy,(2)University
of Siena Department of Internal Medicine, Section of Endocrinology
Siena Italy
O40 (Abstract No: 327)
DESIGN OF AN ANTISENS MESSENGER RNA AMPLIFICATION-BASED ANTISENS
OLIGONUCLEOTIDE MICROARRAY PROCEDURE AND TEST OF ITS CAPACITY
TO DISCRIMINATE NORMAL THYROID TISSUE AND FOLLICULAR ADENOMAS
FROM FOLLICULAR AND PAPILLARY THYROID CARCINOMAS
(1)DURAND S , (1)SELMI-RUBY S , (1)FERRARO-PEYRET C , (2)EL
ATIFI M , (2)BERGER F , (3)DECAUSSIN M , (3)PAULIN C , (1)ROUSSET
B ,
(1)UMR 369 INSERM/UCBL Faculté de médecine Laennec Lyon France,(2)U
318 INSERM CHU Grenoble Grenoble France,(3)Lyon Tumor Bank
Organization Hospices Civils de Lyon Lyon France
O41 (Abstract No: 398)
THE TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR FOXO1 INTERACTS WITH PAX8 AND INHIBITS
NIS TRANSCRIPTION
(1)García B , (1)Santisteban P ,
(1)Instituto de Investigaciones Biomédicas Molecular Endocrinology
Madrid Spain
O42 (Abstract No: 112)
SPONTANEOUS HYPOTHYROIDISM AND ITS RELATION TO REDUCED FETAL
AND INFANT GROWTH: EVIDENCE THAT AUTOIMMUNE THYROID DISEASE
HAS ITS ORIGIN IN EARLY LIFE
(1)Kajantie E , (2)Phillips D I, (2)Osmond C , (2)Barker D
J, (1)Forsén T , (1)Eriksson J ,
(1)National Public Health Institute, Department of Epidemiology
and Health Promotion Helsinki Finland,(2)MRC Environmental
Epidemiology Unit, University of Southampton Southampton United
Kingdom
O43 (Abstract No: 412)
ALL-TRANS RETINOIC ACID TREATMENT INHIBITS THE GROWTH OF RAR
BETA MRNA EXPRESSING THYROID CANCER CELL LINES BUT DOES NOT
RE-INDUCE THE EXPRESSION OF THYROID SPECIFIC GENES
(1)Agate L , (1)Vivaldi A , (1)Ciampi R , (1)Molinaro E ,
(2)Pacini F , (1)Pinchera A , (1)Elisei R ,
(1)University of Pisa Endocrinology Pisa Italy,(2)University
of Siena Internal Medicine, Section of Endocrinology and Metabolism
Siena Italy
O44 (Abstract No: 174)
THE INFLUENCE OF RECOMBINANT HUMAN THYROTROPIN (RHTSH) ON
131I KINETICS DURING 131I THERAPY OF PATIENTS WITH NODULAR
GOITRE. A RANDOMIZED DOUBLE-BLINDED TRIAL.
(1)Egsgaard Nielsen V , (1)Bonnema S , (2)Boel-Jørgensen H
, (1)Hegedüs L ,
(1)Odense University Hospital Endocrinology and Metabolism
5000 Odense C ,(2)Odense University Hospital Nuclear Medicine
5000 Odense C
O45 (Abstract No: 50)
ONCOGENIC ACTIVATION OF CYCLIN D1 EXPRESSION BY A MUTANT THYROID
HORMONE B RECEPTOR MEDIATES THE TUMORIGENESIS IN A MOUSE MODEL
OF TSH-OMAS
(1)Ying H , (2)Furumoto H , (3)Chandramouli G , (4)Zhao L
, (5)Walker R , (5)Meltzer P , (6)Willingham M ,
(1)National Cancer Instititue LMB Bethesda United States,(2)Natiional
Cancer Instiitute LMB Bethesda, MD United States,(3)National
Cancer Institute Advance Technology Center Bethesda, MD United
States,(4)National Cancer Institute LMB Bethesda, MD United
States,(5)National Human Genome Institute LG Bethesda, MD United
States,(6)Wak Forest University School of Medicine Winston-Salem,
NC
O46 (Abstract No: 281)
DEHAL1 IS A HOMODIMER WITH FMN-DEPENDENT IODOTYROSINE DEHALOGENASE
ACTIVITY
(1)Moreno J C, (2)Gestel D , (3)Moret E E,
(1)AMC Medical Research (AMR) Dutch Research Organization (NWO)
Amsterdam Netherlands,(2)Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Pharmaceutics Utrecht Netherland,(3)Faculty of Pharmaceutical
Sciences Medicinal Chemistry Utrecht Netherland
O47 (Abstract No: 106)
THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
FOR THE EARLY STAGES OF THYROID AUTOIMMUNITY. A STUDY OF HEALTHY
DANISH TWINS.
(1)Hansen P S, (2)Brix T H, (3)Iachine I , (4)Kyvik K O, (2)Hegedüs
L ,
(1)Odense University Hospital and University of Southern Denmark
Department of Endocrinology M and The Danish Twin Registry,
Epidemiology, Institute of Public Health Odense Denmark,(2)Odense
University Hospital Department of Endocrinology M Odense Denmark,(3)University
of Southern Denmark Department of Statistics Odense Denmark,(4)University
of Southern Denmark The Danish Twin Registry, Epidemiology,
Institute of Public Health Odense Denmark
O48 (Abstract No: 171)
CONTRASTING PROPERTIES OF INDUCED HYPERTHYROIDISM WITH THYROTROPIN
RECEPTOR DNA DELIVERY BY ADENOVIRUS OR IMMUNOGENIC LIPOSOMES
(1)Gilbert J A, (2)Salehi S , (3)Papanicolaou I , (3)Satyanarayana
S , (1)Muehlberg T , (3)Alpar O , (4)McGregor A M, (4)Banga
J P,
(1)GKT School of Medicine, King s College London Medicine London
United Kingdom,(2)GKT School of Medicine, King s College London
Clinical Sciences London United Kingdom,(3)University College
London School of Pharmacy London United Kingdom,(4)GKT School
of Meedicine, King s College London Medicine London United
Kingdom
O49 (Abstract No: 113)
LACK OF ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THYROID AUTOANTIBODIES AND PARITY
IN A POPULATION STUDY ARGUE AGAINST MICROCHIMERISM AS A TRIGGER
OF THYROID AUTOIMMUNITY
(1)Bülow Pedersen I , (2)Knudsen N , (3)Jørgensen T , (2)Perrild
H , (4)Ovesen L , (1)Laurberg P ,
(1)Dept. of Endocrinology Aalborg Hospital Aalborg Denmark,(2)Dept.
of Internal Medicine 1 Bispebjerg Hospital Copenhagen Denmark,(3)Research
Center for Prevention and Health Glostrup Hospital Copenhagen
Denmark,(4)Institute of Food Research and Nutrition The Danish
Veterinary and food Administration Copenhagen Denmark
O50 (Abstract No: 404)
NATURALLY-EXISTING CD4+CD25+ REGULATORY T CELLS: A PERIPHERAL
BARRIER TO AUTOIMMUNE THYROIDITIS
(1)Morris G P, (1)Kong Y M,
(1)Wayne State University School of Medicine Immunology and
Microbiology Detroit United States
O51 (Abstract No: 188)
LIVER ENZYMES ALTERATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH GRAVES’ OPHTHALMOPTHY
TREATED WITH INTRAVENOUS GLUCOCORTICOIDS: FREQUENCY AND PUTATIVE
RISK FACTORS
(1)Menconi F , (1)Morabito E , (1)Piccione R , (1)Altea M
, (1)Latrofa F , (1)Mazzi B , (2)Bartalena L , (1)Pinchera
A , (1)Marcocci C , (1)Marinò M ,
(1)University Hospital of Pisa Endocrinology Pisa Italy,(2)University
of Insubria Endocrinology Varese Italy
O52 (Abstract No: 202)
THREE-MONTH OCTREOTIDE-LAR TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH GRAVES
ORBITOPATHY: CLINICAL RESULTS OF A RANDOMIZED, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED,
DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY.
(1)Caron P J, (2)Rohmer V , (3)Orgiazzi J , (4)Nocaudie M
, (5)Beckers A , (6)Bourdeix I , (7)Dejager S , (8)Wémeau J
,
(1)CHU Toulouse Endocrinology Toulouse France,(2)CHU Angers
Endocrinology Angers France,(3)CHU Lyon Endocrinology Lyon
France,(4)CHU Lille Nuclear Medecine Lille France,(5)CH Liège
Endocrinology Liège Belgium,(6)Novartis Lab Statistics Rueil
Malmaison ,(7)Novartis Lab Endocrinology Rueil Malmaison ,(8)CHU
Lille Endocrinology Lille France
POSTERS
P1 (Abstract No: 377)
THYROID HORMONE TRANSPORTER (MCT8) AND DEIODINASE (D2 AND
D3) EXPRESSION IN THE HUMAN HYPOTHALAMUS
(1)Wiersinga W M, (2)Alkemade A , (2)Unmehopa U A, (3)Kuiper
G G, (3)Visser T J, (3)Friesema E C, (2)Swaab D F, (1)Fliers
E ,
(1)Academic Medical Center, University of Amsterdam Department
of Endocrinology and Metabolism Amsterdam Netherlands,(2)Netherlands
Institute for Brain Research Amsterdam Netherlands,(3)Erasmus
MC Department of Internal Medicine Rotterdam NetherLands
P2 (Abstract No: 62)
AFFINITY LABELING OF THE HUMAN MCT8 THYROID HORMONE TRANSPORTER
WITH THE ALKYLATING THYROID HORMONE DERIVATIVE N-BROMOACETYL-3,3,5-TRIIODOTHYRONINE
(1)Kuiper G G, (1)Klootwijk W , (1)Friesema E C, (1)Visser
T J,
(1)Erasmus Medical Center Internal Medicine Rotterdam NetherLands
P3 (Abstract No: 63)
DIFFERENTIAL REGULATION OF CARDIAC METALLOPROTEINASES BY GLUCOCORTICOIDS
AND THYROID HORMONE
(1)Rathmann W , (1)Henkel B , (1)Seitz H , (1)Sultan K R,
(1)University Hospital Eppendorf IBM III: Biochem. Endocrinology
Hamburg Germany
P4 (Abstract No: 400)
INHIBITION OF IODIDE TRANSPORT BY THE ANTI-ARRHYTHMIC DRUGS
AMIODARONE AND DRONEDARONE IN PRIMARY CULTURED PIG THYROCYTES
(1)Tedelind S , (2)Johanson C , (3)van Beeren H , (3)Wiersinga
W , (1)Nilsson M O,
(1)Göteborg university Anatomy and Cell Biology Göteborg Sweden,(2)Göteborg
university Radiation Physics Göteborg Sweden,(3)University
of Amsterdam Endocrinology and Metabolism Amsterdam Netherlands
P5 (Abstract No: 368)
THE EXPRESSION OF THE AQUAPORIN-8 WATER CHANNEL (AQP8) IS
INCREASED IN THE LIVER MITOCHONDRIA OF HYPOTHYROID RATS
(1)Calamita G , (2)Moreno M , (3)Perri D , (2)Silvestri E
, (1)Svelto M , (2)Goglia F ,
(1)Università di Bari Dipartimento di Fisiologia Generale ed
Ambientale Bari Italy,(2)Università del Sannio Dipartimento
di Scienze Biologiche ed Ambientali Benevento Italy,(3)Università
di Bari Dipartimento di Zoologia Bari Italy
P6 (Abstract No: 295)
ARE AGGREGATION AND INTERACTION WITH LIPID RAFTS NEEDED TO
SORT THYROGLOBULIN TO THE APICAL CELL DOMAIN?
(1)Corteggio A , (2)Gentile F , (1)Maiorino C , (1)Iaconis
D , (2)Calì G , (3)Possenti R , (1)Zurzolo C , (4)Arvan P ,
(1)Nitsch L ,
(1)University of Naples DBPCM Naples Italy,(2)CNR IEOS Naples
Italy,(3)University of Rome Dept. Neurosciences Rome Italy,(4)University
of Michigan Division of Metabolism Ann Arbor United States
P7 (Abstract No: 167)
CHARACTERIZATION AND PRIMARY STRUCTURES OF THYROXINE-BINDING
GLOBULIN IN MONKEYS
(1)Wissmann A , (1)Rietz C , (2)Fingerhut A , (1)Quadbeck
B , (3)Hilken G , (4)Garcia Hartmann M , (1)Mann K , (1)Janssen
O E,
(1)University of Duisburg-Essen Department of Medicine Essen
Germany,(2)University of Duisburg-Essen Institute of Pharmacology
Essen Germany,(3)University of Duisburg-Essen Central Animal
Facility Essen Italy,(4)Zoo Duisburg . Duisburg Germany
P8 (Abstract No: 120)
GLUCURONIDATION OF THYROID HORMONES BY FIBROBLASTS FROM DIFFERENT
ORGANS OF ADULT AND NEONATAL RATS
(1)van der Heide S M, (1)Dragt B S, (1)van den Wijngaard P
W, (2)Klaren P H,
(1)Fac. of Veterinary Medicine, Utrecht University Dept. of
Pathobiology Utrecht Netherland,(2)Radboud University Nijmegen
Dept. of Animal Physiology Nijmegen Germany
P9 (Abstract No: 286)
RAB PROTEINS AND THEIR EFFECTORS IN THYROID CELL SECRETION
(1)Mascia A , (2)Marmo R , (3)Fukuda M , (4)Nitsch L ,
(1)CNR IEOS Napoli Italy,(2)University of Naples DBPCM Nales
,(3)Fukuda Initiative Research Unit RIKEN Hirosawa, Wako,
Saitama Japan,(4)University of Naples DBPCM Naples Italy
P10 (Abstract No: 309)
THYROID NADPH-OXIDASE (THOX) AND THYROPEROXIDASE (TPO) ACTIVITIES
IN HYPOFUNCTIONING THYROID NODULES
(1)Ginabreda M P, (1)Cardoso L C, (1)Nóbrega F M, (1)Figueiredo
M D, (2)Vaisman M , (1)Rosenthal D , (1)Carvalho D P,
(1)UFRJ IBCCF Rio de Janeiro Brazil,(2)UFRJ HUCFF Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
P11 (Abstract No: 288)
GENE EXPRESSION PROFILE OF PAPILLARY THYROID CANCER: MULTI-GENE
MOLECULAR CLASSIFIER
(1)Jarzab B , (3)Fujarewicz K , (4)Simek K , (5)Oczko M ,
(5)Pawlaczek A , (5)Szpak S , (6)Gubala E , (7)Swierniak A
,
(1)Center of Oncology, maria SKlodowska-Curie, Memorial Institute,
Gliwice Branch Dept.of Nuclear Medicine and Endocrine Oncology
Gliwice Poland,(3)Silesian University of Technology Institute
of Automatic Control Gliwice Poland,(4)Silesian University
of Technology Institute of Automatic Control Gliwice Poland,(5)Center
of Oncology, Maria Sklodowska-Curie Memorial Institute, Gliwice
Branch Dept.of Nuclear Medicine and Endocrine Oncology Gliwice
Poland,(6)Center of Oncology, Maria Skldowska-Curie Memorial
Institute, Gliwice Branch Dept. of Nuclear Medicine and Endocrine
Oncology Gliwice Poland,(7)Silesian of Automatic Control Institute
of Automatic Control Gliwice Poland
P12 (Abstract No: 427)
NEW PUTATIVE REGULATORY REGIONS OF THE MURINE PAX8 GENE: A
MIX OF BIOINFORMATIC AND EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES.
(1)Di Dato V , (1)De Menna M , (2)Rossi G , (2)Macchia P ,
(1)De Vita G , (1)Di Lauro R ,
(1)Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn Genetica Animale Napoli Italy,(2)Universita
Degli Studi di Napoli Federico II Dipartimento di Endocrinologia
ed Oncologia Molecolare e Clinica Napoli Italy
P13 (Abstract No: 269)
BRAF MUTATIONS IN AN ITALIAN COHORT OF THYROID CANCERS AND
BENIGN DISORDERS
(1)Fugazzola L , (1)Mannavola D , (1)Cirello V , (1)Vannucchi
G , (1)Muzza M , (2)Vicentini L , (1)Beck-Peccoz P ,
(1)Ospedale Maggiore IRCCS Institute of Endocrine Sciences
Milan Italy,(2)Ospedale Maggiore IRCCS Endocrine Surgery Unit
Milan Italy
P14 (Abstract No: 313)
THYROID HORMONE RECEPTOR EXPRESSION PATTERN IN NORMAL HUMAN
THYROID TISSUE AND THYROID TUMORS
(1)FERRARO-PEYRET C , (1)PORRA V , (1)DURAND C , (1)SELMI-RUBY
S , (2)DECAUSSIN M , (2)BOURNAUD C , (2)BORSON-CHAZOT F , (1)ROUSSET
B ,
(1)UMR 369 INSERM/UCBL Faculté de Médecine Laennec Lyon France,(2)Lyon
Tumor Bank Organization Hospices Civils de Lyon Lyon France
P15 (Abstract No: 428)
IDENTIFICATION OF NEW PROTEINS INTERACTING WITH PAX8 IN DIFFERENTIATED
THYROID CELLS.
(1)Di Palma T , (1)Nitsch R , (2)D Ambrosio C , (2)Scaloni
A , (1)Zannini S ,
(1)IEOS-CNR DBPCM Naples Italy,(2)ISPAAM-CNR Proteomics and
Mass Spectrometry Laboratory Naples Italy
P16 (Abstract No: 109)
COMPARATIVE GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING IN HUMAN BENIGN GOITERS
AND ANAPLASTIC THYROID CARCINOMA
(1)Gartner W , (1)Mineva I , (1)Hauser P , (1)Kainz A , (1)Oberbauer
R , (2)Wolf G , (3)Weissel M , (1)Wagner L ,
(1)Vienna Medical University Department of Internal Medicine
III Vienna Austria,(2)Medical University Graz Department for
Surgery Graz Austria,(3)Vienna Medical University Department
of Internal Medicine III, Ludwig Boltzman Institute for Nuclear
Medicine Vienna Austria
P17 (Abstract No: 277)
IDENTIFYING BIOMARKERS OF PAPILLARY THYROID CARCINOMA USING
GENOME WIDE EXPRESSION MICROARRAYS
(1)Finn S P, (2)Smyth P , (3)Timon C , (4)Cullen M , (5)O
Regan E M, (5)Toner M , (6)Cahill S , (7)Howells D , (8)O Leary
J J, (9)Sheils O ,
(1)University of Dublin and St. James s Hospital Histopathology
Dublin Ireland,(2)University of Dublin, Trinity College, and
St. James s Hospital Histopathology Dublin Ireland,(3)University
of Dublin, Trinity College and St. James s Hospital Otolaryngology
Dublin Ireland,(4)University of Dublin, Trinity College and
St. James s Hospital Endocrinology Dublin Ireland,(5)Dublin
Dental School and Hospital Oral Pathology Dublin Ireland,(6)University
of Dublin , Trinity College Histopathology Dublin Ireland,(7)Applied
Biosystems Warrington United Kingdom,(8)University of Dublin,
Trinity College and St. James s Hospital Histopathology Dublin
Ireland,(9)University of Dublin, Trinity College Histopathology
Dublin Ireland
P18 (Abstract No: 143)
EVALUATION OF ETS-1, COX-2 AND IGF-2 AS NOVEL DIAGNOSTIC MARKERS
IN BENIGN AND MALIGNANT FOLLICULAR THYROID NEOPLASIA
(1)Führer D , (1)Eszlinger M , (1)Karger S , (1)Berger K ,
(2)Dralle H , (1)Paschke R ,
(1)University of Leipzig III. Medical Department Leipzig Germany,(2)University
of Halle Department of Surgery Halle Germany
P19 (Abstract No: 246)
GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING OF FRTL5 AND FRT CELLS REVEALS INSIGHTS
INTO MECHANISMS OF TSH-DEPENDENT GROWTH
(1)de Filippis T , (2)Calebiro D , (1)Lucchi S , (1)Panigone
S , (2)Beck-Peccoz P , (3)Persani L ,
(1)Istituto Auxologico Italiano IRCCS Laboratorio di Ricerche
Endocrinologiche Cusano Milanino Italy,(2)University of Milan
Institute of Endocrine Sciences Milan Italy,(3)University of
Milan, Istituto Auxologico Italiano IRCCS Institute of Endocrine
Sciences Cusano Milanino Italy
P20 (Abstract No: 357)
ENDOCRINE DISRUPTING UV SCREENS ALTER TYPE I 5’-DEIODINASE
ACTIVITY AND SERUM THYROID HORMONE LEVELS IN THE RAT
(1)Schmutzler C , (1)Hamann I , (1)Mentrup B , (2)Seidlovà-Wuttke
D , (2)Wuttke W , (1)Köhrle J ,
(1)Charité, Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Institut für Experimentelle
Endokrinologie Berlin Germany,(2)Georg-August-Universität Göttingen,
Abteilung für Klinische und Experimentelle Endokrinologie Göttingen
Sweden
P21 (Abstract No: 385)
CHROMOSOMAL IMBALANCES AND BRAF MUTATIONS IN ANEUPLOID PAPILLARY
THYROID CARCINOMAS
(1)Rodrigues R , (2)Roque L , (3)Pinto A , (4)Leite V , (4)Domingues
R , (2)Moura Nunes V , (5)Soares J ,
(1)Portuguese CancerInstitute Cytogenetics Laboratory, CIPM
Lisbon Portugal,(2)Portuguese Cancer Institute Cytogenetics
Laboratory, CIPM Lisbon Portugal,(3)Portuguese Cancer Institute
Citometry Department Lisbon Portugal,(4)Portuguese Cancer Institute
Endocrinology Department Lisbon Portugal,(5)Portuguese Cancer
Institute Pathology Department Lisbon Portugal,
P22 (Abstract No: 172)
SELECTIVE INHIBITION OF THE NFKAPPAB OR AP-1 PATHWAY DOES
NOT INFLUENCE THE IL-1 INDUCED 5’DEIODINASE AND THYROID HORMONE
RECEPTOR-BETA1 MRNA DECREASE IN HEPG2 CELLS.
(1)Kwakkel J , (1)Wiersinga W M, (1)Boelen A ,
(1)Academic Medical Center Endocrinology & Metabolism
Amsterdam Netherlands
P23 (Abstract No: 46)
DECREASED PERIPHERAL GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN HYPOTHYROID RATS
IS PARTIALLY CORRECTED BY I.C.V. LEPTIN ADMINISTRATION
(1)Cettour-Rose P , (2)Theander-Carrillo C , (3)Asensio C
, (4)Visser T , (5)Burger A G, (6)Meier C A, (7)Rohner-Jeanrenaud
F ,
(1)Lab. d’Endocrinologie moleculaire Dept. de Medicine GENEVA
Italy,(2)Lab. d’Endocrinologie moleculaire dept of medicine
GENEVA Italy,(3)Lab. d’Endocrinologie moleculaire Dept of Physiology
GENEVA Italy,(4)Erasmus University Medical Center, Internal
Medicine III Rotterdam NetherLands,(5)Faculty of Medicine Dept
of Medicine GENEVA Italy,(6)Division of Endocrinology Dept
of Medicine GENEVA Italy,(7)Lab. d’Endocrinologie moleculaire
Dept. of Medicine GENEVA Italy
P24 (Abstract No: 101)
COMPARISON OF THE PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF MELATONIN, INDOLE-3-PROPIONIC
ACID AND PROPYLTHIOURACIL AGAINST LIPID PEROXIDATION CAUSED
BY CARCINOGEN POTASSIUM BROMATE IN RAT THYROID AND BLOOD SERUM
(1)Karbownik M E, (1)Stasiak M , (2)Zasada K , (2)Zygmunt
A , (1)Lewinski A K,
(1)Medical University of Lodz Department of Endocrinology and
Isotope Therapy Lodz Poland,(2)University Hospital No 3 Regional
Centre of Menopause and Osteoporosis Lodz Poland
P25 (Abstract No: 201)
INTERFERON-ALPHA AND -ß INHIBIT NIS, TPO AND THYROGLOBULIN
EXPRESSION IN PRIMARY HUMAN THYROID CELL CULTURES
(1)Caraccio N , (1)Cuccato S , (1)Dardano A , (2)Berti P ,
(2)Galleri D , (3)Giannini R , (3)Basolo F , (1)Ferrannini
E , (1)Monzani F ,
(1)University of Pisa Internal Medicine Pisa Italy,(2)University
of Pisa Surgery Pisa Italy,(3)University of Pisa Oncology Pisa
Italy
P26 (Abstract No: 279)
RXRGAMMA (RXRG) GENE EXPRESSION IS UP-REGULATED BOTH IN PAPILLARY
AND MEDULLARY THYROID CARCINOMA
(1)Wiench M , (1)Kowalska M , (2)Wloch J , (2)Czarniecka A
, (1)Oczko M , (3)Jarzab M , (1)Hucz J , (1)Galeza-Kulig M
, (1)Krajewska J , (4)Chmielik E , (1)Jarzab B ,
(1)Center of Oncology – Maria Sklodowska-Curie Memorial Institute
Department of Nuclear Medicine and Endocrine Oncology Gliwice
Poland,(2)Center of Oncology – Maria Sklodowska-Curie Memorial
Institute Clinic of Surgery Gliwice Poland,(3)Center of Oncology
– Maria Sklodowska-Curie Memorial Institute Department of Tumor
Biology Gliwice Poland,(4)Center of Oncology – Maria Sklodowska-Curie
Memorial Institute Department of Pathology Gliwice Poland
P27 (Abstract No: 413)
MEDULLARY THYROID CANCER: MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS OF PROGNOSTIC
FACTORS INFLUENCING OUTCOME.
(1)Bottici V , (1)Elisei R , (1)Castagna M , (2)Sculli M ,
(2)Agate L , (3)Biscolla R , (1)Luchetti F , (1)Grasso L ,
(4)Pacini F , (1)Pinchera A ,
(1)University of Pisa Endocrinology Pisa Italy,(2)University
of Pisa Endorcinology Pisa Italy,(3)Federal University of Sao
Paulo Endocrinology Sao Paulo Brazil,(4)University of Siena
Internal Medicine, Section of Endocrinology and Metabolism
Siena Italy
P28 (Abstract No: 93)
THYROID CANCER IN PATIENTS WITH HYPERTHYROIDISM.
(1)Guvener N D, (1)Sahin M , (1)Ozer F , (1)Sengul A , (1)Kulaksizoglu
M , (1)Ertugrul D , (1)Tutuncu N B,
(1)Baskent University Endocrinology and Metabolic Diseases
Department Ankara Turkey
P29 (Abstract No: 153)
EFFECTS OF SODIUM BUTYRATE ON DOXORUBICIN RESISTANCE AND ON
THE EXPRESSION OF THE MULTIDRUG RESISTANCE GENES IN THYROID
CANCER CELL LINES.
(1)Poirier C , (1)Gibassier J , (2)Fergelot P , (1)Massart
C ,
(1)CHU de Rennes Laboratoire d Hormonologie Rennes France,(2)Université
de Rennes 1 UMR 6061 Rennes France
P30 (Abstract No: 434)
ENUMERATION OF CIRCULATING THYROID CELLS IN POSTOPERATIVE
PATIENTS WITH DIFFERENTIATED THYROID CANCER
(1)Alix-Panabières C , (2)Bringer J , (3)Grimm D , (4)Delagneau
J , (5)Vendrell J , (2)Baldet L ,
(1)Lapeyronie Hospital France Department of Virology Montpellier
France,(2)Lapeyronie Hospital France Department of Endocrinology
Montpellier France,(3)University of Regensburg Germany Department
of Nuclear Medicine Germany,(4)Marne La Coquette France BioRad
France,(5)Lapeyronie Hospital France Department of Virology
France
P31 (Abstract No: 408)
AGNOR-METHOD AS A USEFUL METHOD TO DISTINGUISH BENIGN FROM
MALIGNANT THYROID LESIONS – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY ON 53 PATIENTS
WITH SUSPICIOUS CYTOLOGICAL RESULT
(1)Solymosi T ,
(1)Bugat Hospital Thyroid Outpatient Department Gyongyos Hungary
P32 (Abstract No: 41)
CYCLIN D1 PROTEIN EXPRESSION AS A PREDICTIVE FACTOR OF MALIGNANT
BEHAVIOR OF THYROID CANCERS
(1)Kovacs G L, (2)Stelkovics E , (2)Krenacs L , (3)Gonda G
, (1)Goth M I, (1)Szabolcs I ,
(1)National Medical Center Internal Medicine Budapest Hungary,(2)Bay
Zoltan Foundation Institute for Biotechnology Szeged Hungary,(3)National
Medical Center Pathology Budapest Hungary
P33 (Abstract No: 91)
IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY FOR HBME-1, CK-19, EMA AND S-100 PROTEINS
IN THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF PAPILLARY CARCINOMA
(1)Kosem M , (2)Polat S , (3)Ozturk M , (4)Kotan C , (5)Ozbek
H , (6)Algun E ,
(1)100 Yil University Faculty of Medicine Department of Pathology
Van Turkey,(2)100. Yil University Faculty of Medicine Department
of Pathology Van Turkey,(3)100. Yil University Faculty of Medicine
Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism Van Turkey,(4)100.
Yil University Faculty of Medicine Department of General Surgery
Van Turkey,(5)100. Yil University Faculty of Medicine Department
of Biostatistics Van Turkey,(6)100. Yil University Faculty
of Medicine Department of Endocrinoogy and Medicine Van Turkey
P34 (Abstract No: 262)
HIGH PREVALENCE OF SUSPICIOUS CYTOLOGY IN THYROID NODULES
ASSOCIATED TO THYROID AUTOIMMUNITY
(1)Boi F , (2)Lai M , (2)Faa G , (1)Mariotti S ,
(1)University of Cagliari Endocrinology, Dept. of Medical Sciences
Cagliari Canada,(2)University of Cagliari Dept. of Cytomorphology
Cagliari Canada
P35 (Abstract No: 212)
THE IMPORTANCE OF VARIANT FORMS OF PATHOLOGY IN PAPILLARY
MICROCARCINOMA
(1)Temel B R, (1)Boztepe H , (2)Yarman S E, (3)Giles Y , (1)Tanakol
R , (1)Azizlerli H , (1)Alagöl F ,
(1)University of Istanbul Endocrinology and Metabolism Istanbul
Turkey,(2)Universty of Istanbul Endocrinology and Metabolism
Istanbul Turkey,(3)University of Istanbul General Surgery Istanbul
Turkey
P36 (Abstract No: 384)
CHILDHOOD PAPILLARY THYROID CANCER: COMPARISON OF RADIATION-INDUCED
AND NOT-IRRADIATED TUMORS.
(1)Antonelli A , (2)Spinelli C , (1)Fallahi P , (3)Goglia
F , (1)Ferrannini E , (2)Miccoli P ,
(1)University of Pisa Internal Medicine Pisa Italy,(2)University
of Pisa Endocrine Surgery Unit Pisa Italy,(3)University of
Sannio Scienze Biologiche e Ambientali Benevento Italy
P37 (Abstract No: 191)
LIFE EXPECTANCY IN DIFFERENTIATED THYROID CANCER:A NEW APPROACH
OF SURVIVAL
(1)Links T P, (2)Jager P L, (3)Boezen M M, (1)Dullaart R P,
(4)de Vries L G, (1)Sluiter W J,
(1)University Hospital Groningen Department of Endocrinology
Groningen Netherlands,(2)University Hospital Groningen Department
of Nuclear Medicine Groningen Netherlands,(3)University Hospital
Groningen Department of Internal Medicine Groningen Netherlands,(4)University
Hospital Groningen Department of Medical Oncology Groningen
Netherlands
P38 (Abstract No: 301)
INTEGRITY OF THE PULMONARY ALVEOLAR CAPILLARY MEMBRANE AFTER
RADIOIODINE TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH PULMONARY METASTASES
OF DIFFERENTIATED THYROID CARCINOMA
(1)Ergür S , (1)Eker Ö , (1)Mülazimoglu M , (1)Özülker T ,
(1)Özülker F , (1)Ünal H , (1)Uyanık E , (1)Sahin R , (1)Özgönenel
E , (1)Özpaçaci T ,
(1)SSK Okmeydanı Eğitim Hastanesi Nükleer Tıp Kliniği Istanbul
Turkey
P39 (Abstract No: 399)
GALECTIN-3, HIGHLY EXPRESSED IN WELL DIFFERENTIATED THYROID
CARCINOMAS, IS ALSO EXPRESSED WEAKLY BUT FREQUENTLY IN FOLLICULAR
ADENOMAS.
(1)Ertürk E , (2)Saraydaroğlu Ö , (1)Kiyici S , (1)Ersoy C
, (2)Yerci Ö , (1)Duran C , (3)Imamoglu Ş , (1)Tuncel E ,
(1)Uludag University Endocrinology Bursa Turkey,(2)Uludag University
Pathology Bursa Turkey,(3)Uludag University Endocrinology Bursa
Hungary
P40 (Abstract No: 297)
RET PROTOONCOGENE MUTATIONS IN APPARENTLY SPORADIC TURKISH
MEDULLARY THYROID CARCINOMA PATIENTS; TURK-MEN.
(1)Erdogan M F, (1)Gürsoy A , (2)Özgen G , (3)Çakir M , (4)Bayram
F , (5)Ersoy R , (6)Algün E , (7)Çetinarslan B , (8)Çömlekçi
A , (9)Kadıoğlu P , (3)Balci M K, (5)Yetkin İ , (2)Kabalak
T , (1)Erdogan G ,
(1)Ankara University Faculty of Medicine Department of Endocrinology
and Metabolic Diseases Ankara Turkey,(2)Ege University Faculty
of Medicine Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism Izmir
Turkey,(3)Akdeniz University Faculty of Medicine Department
of Endocrinology and Metabolism Antalya Turkey,(4)Erciyes University
Faculty of Medicine Department Of Endocrinology and Metabolism
Kayseri Turkey,(5)Gazi University Faculty of Medicine Department
of Endocrinology and Metabolism Ankara Turkey,(6)Yüzüncü Yıl
University Faculty of Medicine Department of Endocrinology
and Metabolism Van Turkey,(7)Kocaeli University Faculty of
Medicine Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism Kocaeli
Turkey,(8)9 Eylül University Faculty of Medicine Department
of Endocrinology and Metabolism Izmir Turkey,(9)İstanbul University
Faculty of Medicine Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism
Istanbul Turkey
P41 (Abstract No: 306)
SERUM THYROGLOBULIN AB (TGAB) DETECTED AT THYROIDECTOMY (TX.)
IS NOT A RISK FACTOR FOR RECURRENT/PERSISTENT (R/P) DISEASE
IN PATIENTS WITH FOLLICULAR/HURTHLE THYROID CANCER (FHTC).
(1)Fatemi S , (2)LoPresti J , (2)Guttler R , (2)Spencer C
,
(1)Kaiser Permanente Internal Medicine/Endocrinology Panorama
City, California 91402 United States,(2)USC Keck School of
Medicine Internal Medicine Los Angeles, California United States
P42 (Abstract No: 204)
VARIANTS OF ECHOGRAPHIC PICTURE OF THYROID PAPILLARY CARCINOMA
(1)Goroshko O A, (1)Gasparyan E G, (1)Vorobyov S L,
(1)Medical Centre “Professor”, Medical Academy of Postgraduate
Studies Endocrinology Saint Petersburg Russian Federation
P43 (Abstract No: 190)
EARLY DETECTION OF THYROGLOBULIN WITH SENSITIVE TG ASSAY
(1)Persoon A C, (2)vd Ouweland J M, (2)Heine E , (1)Wolffenbuttel
B H, (1)Links T P,
(1)university hospital groningen Department of Endocrinology
Groningen Netherlands,(2)university hospital groningen Department
of Pathology and laboratory medicine Groningen Netherlands
P44 (Abstract No: 115)
EVALUATION OF NEW SENSITIVE ASSAYS FOR THYROGLOBULIN (TG)
AND THYROGLOBULIN AUTOANTIBODIES (TGAB) USING THE ACCESS SYSTEM
(1)d Herbomez M , (2)Jarrige V , (3)DoCao C , (4)Marchandise
X , (5)Wémeau J ,
(1)Hôpital Salengro Departement de Médecine nucléaire Lille
France,(2)Beckman-Coulter Mangment Marseille France,(3)Clinique
M Linquette Clinique d Endocrinologie Lille France,(4)Hôpital
Salengro Département de Médecine nucléaire Lille France,(5)Clinique
M. Linquette Clinique d Endocrinologie Lille France
P45 (Abstract No: 342)
RADIOIODINE THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED/RECURRENT DIFFERENTIATED
THYROID CANCER AFTER STIMULATION WITH RECOMBINANT HUMAN TSH
(1)VLASSOPOULOU V , (2)RONDOGIANNI P , (1)BOTOULA E , (3)GRIPEOU
C , (4)CHRISTOFORAKI M , (2)VLONTZOU E , (5)TZAVARA I , (6)ALEVIZAKI
C , (2)DATSERIS I E, (4)THALASSINOS N ,
(1)Evangelismos Hospital Endocrinology,Diabetes and Metabolism
Athens Greece,(2)Evangelismos Hospital Nuclear Medicine Athens
Greece,(3)Evangelismos Hospital Endocrinology, Diabetes and
Metabilism Athens Greece,(4)Evangelismos Hospital Endocrinology,
Diabetes and Metabolism Athens Greece,(5)A.Fleming Hospital
Endocrinology Athens Greece,(6)Evangelismos Hospital Medical
Physics Athens Greece
P46 (Abstract No: 423)
RADIOIODINE TREATMENT IN CHILHOOD THYROID CANCER
(1)Özgen Kiratli P , (1)Ceylan Gunay E ,
(1)Hacettepe University Medical Center Department of Nuclear
Medicine Ankara Turkey
P47 (Abstract No: 236)
MINIMALLY INVASIVE FOLLICULAR THYROID CARCINOMA: ITS RELATIONSHIP
WITH KI-67 PROLIFERATION INDEX AND CLINICAL OUTCOME
(1)Demirkol M , (2)Seymen H , (3)Oz Puyan F , (4)Oz F ,
(1)Yeditepe University Nuclear Medicine Istanbul Turkey,(2)Sintimed
Diagnostic Imaging Center Nuclear Medicine Istanbul Turkey,(3)Trakya
University Pathology Edirne Turkey,(4)Alman Hospital Pathology
Istanbul Turkey
P48 (Abstract No: 314)
ASSOCIATION OF SERUM ESTROGENS AND PROGESTERONE LEVEL WITH
DIFFERENTIATED THYROID CANCER
(1)Przybylik-Mazurek E , (1)Huszno B ,
(1)Collegium Medicum of Jagiellonian University in Krakow Department
of Endocrinology Krakow Poland
P49 (Abstract No: 176)
DIFFERENTIATED THYROID CARCINOMAS AND HLA PHENOTYPING
(1)Bayram F , (1)Tanrıverdi F , (2)Ersoy R , (3)Patıroğlu
T , (1)Güven M , (2)Yetkin İ , (1)Ünlühizarci K , (1)Keleştimur
F ,
(1)Erciyes University Medical School Endocrinology Kayseri
Turkey,(2)Gazi University Medical School Endocrinology Ankara
Turkey,(3)Erciyes University Medical School Pediatric Immunology
Kayseri Turkey
P50 (Abstract No: 381)
RADIOABLATION AND PROGNOSIS OF THYROID PAPILLARY CARCINOMA <1
CM: A FIVE YEARS’ EXPERIENCE
(1)Urhan M , (2)Yönem A , (3)Narin Y , (1)Akdemir O , (1)Isgoren
S , (4)Akin L , (5)Baloglu H , (2)Ozata M ,
(1)Gulhane School of Medicine Nuclear Medicine Istanbul Turkey,(2)Gulhane
School of Medicine Endocrinology Istanbul Turkey,(3)Gulhane
Schoool of Medicine Nuclear Medicine Istanbul Turkey,(4)Gulhane
School of Medicine Surgery Istanbul Turkey,(5)Gulhane School
of Medicine Patology Istanbul Turkey
P51 (Abstract No: 56)
RECURRENT PAPILLARY THYROID CARCINOMA (PTC) – BIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS
OF AGE, METHOD OF DETECTION, SITE AND EXTENT
(1)Maksimovic S, (1)Lovric S, (1)Popovic M, (1)Pejovic Z, (1)Maksimovic
Z, (1)Opric M
(1)General Hospital General Surgery Bijeljina Bosnia and Herzagovina
P52 (Abstract No: 341)
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SERUM CALCITONIN VALUES IN THE EVALUATION
OF NECK MASSES İN PATİENTS WİTH MEDULLARY THYROİD CARCİNOMA
(1)eker ö , (1)ergür s , (1)mülazimoglu m , (1)özülker t ,
(1)hacimahmutoglu S , (1)özülker f , (1)ünal h , (1)özpaçaci
t ,
(1)ssk okmeydanı eğitim hastanesi nükleer tıp kliniği Istanbul
Turkey
P53 (Abstract No: 222)
GERMLINE MUTATION ANALYSIS IN APPARENT SPORADIC MEDULLARY
THYROID CARCINOMA
(1)Boztepe H , (2)Abaci N , (1)Tanakol R , (1)Azizlerli H
, (3)Giles Y , (1)Yarman S , (4)Kapran Y , (5)Özbek U , (1)Alagöl
F ,
(1)İstanbul University/İstanbul Medical Faculty Internal Medicine/Division
of Endocrinology Istanbul Turkey,(2)İstanbul University Institute
for Experimental Medical Research (DETAE) Istanbul Turkey,(3)İstanbul
University/İstanbul Medical Faculty Surgery Istanbul Turkey,(4)İstanbul
University Pathology Istanbul Turkey,(5)İstanbul University
Institute for Experimental and Medical Research Istanbul Turkey
P54 (Abstract No: 197)
PROPYLTHIOURACIL BEFORE 131I THERAPY OF HYPERTHYROID DISEASES:
EFFECT ON CURE RATE EVALUATED BY A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL
(1)Bonnema S , (1)Bennedbæk F , (2)Veje A , (2)Marving J ,
(1)Hegedüs L ,
(1)Odense University Hospital Endocrinology Odense Denmark,(2)Odense
University Hospital Nuclearmedicine Odense Denmark
P55 (Abstract No: 198)
SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION PLAYS A MAJOR ROLE IN ENDOTHELIAL DYSFUNCTION
OF PATIENTS WITH SUBCLINICAL HYPOTHYROIDISM.
(1)Dardano A , (1)Caraccio N , (1)Virdis A , (1)Versari D
, (1)Taddei S , (1)Salvetti A , (1)Ferrannini E , (1)Monzani
F ,
(1)University of Pisa Internal Medicine Pisa Italy
P56 (Abstract No: 371)
BLINK REFLEX IN HYPOTHYROİDİSM
(1)YILMAZ M , (2)NAZLIEL B , (1)YETKIN I , (3)IRKEÇ C ,
(1)Gazi University Faculty of Medicine Endocrinology and Metabolism
Ankara Turkey,(2)Gazi Univeresity Faculty of Medicine Neurology
Ankara Turkey,(3)Gazi University Faculty of Medicine Neurology
Ankara Turkey
P57 (Abstract No: 55)
ORBITAL GALLIUM-67 SCINTIGRAPHY IN GRAVES’ OPHTHALMOPATHY
(1)dereli d , (2)özgen g , (3)kabalak t , (2)yilmaz c ,
(1)tepecik ssk education hospital endocrinology Izmir Turkey,(2)ege
university medical faculty endocrinology Izmir Turkey,(3)izmir
nuclear medicine endocrinology Izmir Turkey
P58 (Abstract No: 150)
PRIMARY PREVENTION OF THYROID ASSOCIATED OPHTHALMOPATHY BY
PENTOXIFYLLINE (PTX)
(1)Balázs C -, (2)Farid N R,
(1)St.John Hospital Endocrinology Budapest Hungary,(2)Osancor
Biotech Inc. Osancor Biotech Inc. Herts United Kingdom
P59 (Abstract No: 189)
LONG TERM EFFECTS OF ORBITAL DECOMPRESSION ASSOCIATED WITH
GLUCOCORTICOIDS AND RADIOTHERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH GRAVES’ OPHTHALMOPATHY
(1)Altea M , (1)Mazzi B , (1)Marinò M , (1)Latrofa F , (1)Rocchi
R , (1)Morabito E , (1)Menconi F , (1)Piccione R , (2)Nardi
M , (3)Sellari-Franceschini S , (4)Bartalena L , (1)Pinchera
A , (1)Marcocci C ,
(1)University Hospital of Pisa Endocrinology Pisa Italy,(2)University
Hospital of Pisa Neuriscience Pisa Italy,(3)University Hospital
of Pisa Neuroscience Pisa Italy,(4)University of Insubria Endocrinology
Varese Italy
P60 (Abstract No: 300)
THE POSTPARTUM RECURRENCE OF GRAVES DISEASE AND ITS CONTRIBUTING
FACTORS
(1)Yim C , (1)Choi H , (1)Kim S , (1)Chung H , (1)Han K ,
(1)Park W , (1)Yoon H , (1)Han I ,
(1)Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Samsung Cheil
Hospital & Women s Healthcare Center Department of Medicine
Seoul South Korea
P61 (Abstract No: 298)
WHICH TSH LEVEL SHOULD BE SOUGHT IN PATIENTS TAKING L-THYROXINE
REPLACEMENT THERAPY?
(1)Gürsoy A , (1)Özduman Cin M , (1)Kamel N , (1)Güllü S ,
(1)Ankara University Faculty of Medicine Department of Endocrinology
and Metabolic Diseases Ankara Turkey
P62 (Abstract No: 160)
UNILATERAL GRAVES ORBITOPATHY: A CASE-CONTROL AND RETROSPECTIVE
FOLLOW-UP STUDY.
(1)Lumera G , (1)Prummel M F, (2)Baldeschi L , (1)Van Der
Linden B , (2)Saeed P , (1)Wiersinga W M,
(1)Academic Medical Center, University of Amsterdam Endocrinology
and Metabolism Amsterdam Netherlands,(2)Academic Medical Center,
University of Amsterdam Ophthalmology, Orbital Center Amsterdam
Netherlands
P63 (Abstract No: 116)
IS SYSTEMATIC SCREENING FOR THYROID FUNCTION AND - AUTOIMMUNITY
INDICATED IN SUBFERTILE MEN?
(1)Poppe K , (2)Tournaye H , (1)Maniewski U , (2)Schiettecatte
J , (1)Velkeniers B ,
(1)AZ-VUB Endocrinology Brussels Belgium,(2)AZ-VUB Center for
Reproductive Medicine Brussels Belgium
P64 (Abstract No: 348)
SPECIATION OF IODINE IN HIGH IODINE GROUNDWATER, ASSOCIATED
WITH GOITRE AND HYPOTHYROIDISM
(1)Laurberg P , (2)Guan H , (1)Andersen S , (3)Teng W ,
(1)Aalborg Hospital, Aarhus University Hospital Endocrinology
Aalborg Denmark,(2)First Hosp, China Med. University Dept
Endocrinology Shenyang China,(3)First Hospital, China Med
University Endocrinology Shenyang China
P65 (Abstract No: 193)
ASSOCIATION OF SERUM PARAOXONASE ACTIVITY WITH INSULIN SENSITIVITY
AND OXIDATIVE STRESS IN HYPERTHYROID AND TSH SUPPRESSED NODULAR
GOITER PATIENTS
(1)Gogas Yavuz D , (2)Yüksel M , (1)Deyneli O , (3)Ozen Y
, (1)Aydin H , (1)Akalin S ,
(1)Marmara University Endocrinology and Metabolism Istanbul
Turkey,(2)Marmara University vocational school of Health related
professions, Istanbul Turkey,(3)Marmara University Department
of Internal Medicine Istanbul Turkey
P66 (Abstract No: 248)
VASCULAR AND CARDIAC FUNCTION IN SUBCLINICAL HYPOTHYROIDISM
(1)Owen P J, (2)Swampillai J , (2)Rajiv C , (2)Vinereanu D
, (2)Mathew T , (2)Fraser A G,
(1)University of wales College of Medicine Medicine Cardiff
United Kingdom,(2)University of Wales College of Medicine Cardiology
Cardiff United Kingdom
P67 (Abstract No: 88)
THYROID SUBSTITUTION THERAPY INDUCES HDL-ASSOCIATED PAF-ACETYLHYDROLASE
IN PATIENTS WITH SUBCLINICAL HYPOTHYROIDISM: A POTENTIAL ANTIATHEROGENIC
EFFECT
(1)Kanioglou C , (2)Milionis H , (3)Tambaki A , (1)Tsitoni
P , (1)Vassiliou V , (2)Elisaf M , (3)Tselepis A , (1)Tsatsoulis
A ,
(1)School of Medicine-University Hospital of Ioannina Internal
Medicine-Endocrinology Ioannina Greece,(2)School of Medicine-University
Hospital of Ioannina Internal Medicine Ioannina Greece,(3)School
of Medicine-Laboratory of Biochemistry Chemistry Ioannina Greece
P68 (Abstract No: 367)
EVENT RELATED POTENTIALS IN HYPOTHYROIDISM
(1)Yetkin I, (2)Nazliel B , (1)Yilmaz M , (2)Irkeç C , (2)Yesilbudak
Z ,
(1)Gazi University Faculty of Medicine Endocrinology and Metabolism
Ankara Turkey,(2)Gazi University Faculty of Medicine Neurology
Ankara Turkey
P69 (Abstract No: 318)
BASAL SERUM CALCITONIN MEASUREMENTS IN PATIENTS WITH THYROID
NODULES
(1)Tutuncu N B, (1)Sahin M , (2)Yucel M , (1)Kulaksizoglu
M , (1)Ertugrul D , (1)Guvener N D,
(1)Baskent University Endocrinology and Metabolism Department
Ankara Turkey,(2)Baskent University Baskent Hospital Biochemistry
Labarotory Ankara Turkey
P70 (Abstract No: 329)
COMPARISON OF PALPATION GUIDED FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION BIOPSY
WITH ULTRASOUND GUIDED FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION BIOPSY IN THE
EVALUATION OF THYROID NODULES
(1)Cesur M , (1)Çorapçioglu D , (1)Kamel N ,
(1)Ankara University School of Medicine Department of Endocrinology
and Metabolic Diseases Ankara Turkey
P71 (Abstract No: 353)
SYMPATHETIC SKIN RESPONSE IN PATIENTS WITH HYPERTHYROIDSM
(1)Ozyurt Z , (1)Gozke E , (2)Ozer E M, (1)Dortcan N , (3)Ore
O ,
(1)PTT Education Hospital Neurology Istanbul Turkey,(2)PTT
Education Hospital Medicine, Divison of Endocrinology and Metabolism
Istanbul Turkey,(3)PTT Education Hospital Neurolgy Istanbul
Turkey
P72 (Abstract No: 395)
EFFECTS OF FRUSEMIDE ADMINISTRATION ON THE EFFECTIVE HALF
LIFE OF RADIOIODINE IN THYROID AND RADIOIODINE UPTAKE VALUES
IN GRAVES DISEASE
(1)Karakoç A , (2)Esen B , (2)Atasever T , (1)Törüner F ,
(1)Ayvaz G , (1)Arslan M ,
(1)Gazi University Faculty of Medicine Endocrinology and Metabolism
Ankara Turkey,(2)Gazi University Faculty of Medicine Nuclear
Medicine Ankara Turkey
P73 (Abstract No: 424)
ENDOGENOUS SUBCLINICAL HYPERTHYROIDISM: CARDIAC AND METABOLIC
PARAMETERS
(1)Psaltopoulou T , (2)Mantzos E , (3)Toumanidis S , (4)Marafellia
P , (4)Alevizaki M , (4)Koutras D A,
(1)Endocrine Unit, Evgenidion Hospital Dept Medical Therapeutics
Athens Greece,(2)Endocrine Units, Evgenidion Hospital Dept
Medical Therapeutics, Athens University Athens Greece,(3)ALEXANDRA
Hospital, Athens University School of Medicine Dept Medical
Therapeutics Athens Greece,(4)Endocrine Unit, Evgenidion Hospital,
Athens University School of Medicine Dept Medical Therapeutics
Athens Greece
P74 (Abstract No: 315)
PREVALENCE OF ANTINEUTROPHIL CYTOPLASMIC ANTIBODY IN GRAVES’
PATIENTS TREATED WITH PROPYLTHIOURACIL
(1)Özduman Cin M , (1)Gürsoy A , (2)Morris Y , (2)Aydintug
O , (1)Kamel N , (1)Güllü S ,
(1)Ankara University Faculty of Medicine Department of Endocrinology
and Metabolic Diseases Ankara Turkey,(2)Ankara University Faculty
of Medicine Department of clinical immunology and rheumotology
Ankara Turkey
P75 (Abstract No: 436)
EVALUATION OF RAPID INTRAOPERATIVE PARATHYROID HORMONE ASSAY.
A CASE STUDY OF NINETY-ONE PATIENTS WITH PRIMARY OR SECONDARY
HYPERPARATHYROIDISM
(1)Catalán R , (1)Wangensteen O , (1)Castellanos J , (1)Baena
J , (1)Gemar E
(1)Hospital Vall d’Hebron Department of Biochemistry Barcelona
Spain
P76 (Abstract No: 8)
SLIGHT ELEVATION OF CARDIAC TROPONIN I IN THYROTOXICOSIS WAS
ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED LEFT VENTRICULAR MASS INDEX
(1)Duman D , (2)Hatirnaz N , (3)Ozugur S ,
(1)Haydarpasa Numune Hospital Cardiology Istanbul Turkey,(2)Haydarpasa
Numune Hospital Internal medicine Istanbul Turkey,(3)Haydarpasa
Numune Hospital Nuclear Medicine Istanbul Turkey
P77 (Abstract No: 16)
COMBINED THERAPY WITH L-THYROXINE AND L-TRIIODOTHYRONINE COMPARED
TO L-THYROXINE ALONE IN THE TREATMENT OF PRIMARY HYPOTHYROIDISM
(1)Fadeyev V , (1)Morgunova T , (1)Melnichenko G ,
(1)Moscow Medical Academy Department of Endocrinology Moscow
Russian Federation
P78 (Abstract No: 95)
THYROID PEROXIDASE ANTIBODIES IN EARLY PREGNANCY IN THE PREDICTION
OF POSTPARTUM THYROID DYSFUNCTION AND ITS SCREENING
(1)Premawardhana L D, (2)Parkes A B, (3)John R , (4)Harris
B , (2)Lazarus J H,
(1)University of Wales College of Medicine Medicine Cardiff
United Kingdom,(2)UWCM Medicine Cardiff United Kingdom,(3)UWCM
Medical Biochemistry Cardiff United Kingdom,(4)UWCM Psychiatry
Cardiff United Kingdom
P79 (Abstract No: 128)
EFFECT OF THYROID HORMONE THERAPY ON CAROTID INTIMA MEDIA
THICKNESS (CIMT) IN SUBCLINICAL HYPOTHYROIDISM
(1)Tonyukuk V , (1)Delibasi T , (1)Corapcioglu D , (1)Kamel
N ,
(1)Ankara University, School of Medicine Department of Endocrinology
and Metabolism Ankara Turkey
P80 (Abstract No: 138)
DIAGNOSTIC UTILITY OF POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY SCAN IN
METASTATIC STRUMA OVARII
(1)Bahtiyar G , (2)Jindal R , (1)McFarlane S I,
(1)State University of New York, Health Science Center at Brooklyn
Endocrinology Brooklyn United States,(2)State University
of New York, Health Science Center at Brooklyn Internal Medicine
Brooklyn United States
P81 (Abstract No: 139)
THE EFFECT OF TREATMENT OF IRON DEFICIENCY ANAEMIA ON THYROID
VOLUME
(1)Ozer D , (2)Erdogan M F, (2)Cesur M , (3)Erdogan G ,
(1)Ankara University, School of Medicine Department of Endocrinology
and Metabolic Diseases. Ankara Turkey,(2)Ankara University,
School of Medicine Department of Endocrinology and Metabolic
Diseases Ankara Turkey,(3)Ankara University, School of Medicine,
Department of Endocrinology and Metabolic Diseases. Ankara
Turkey
P82 (Abstract No: 365)
SERUM INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR-1 LEVELS IN PATIENTS WITH
NON-TOXIC NODULAR GOITRE
(1)Silan B , (2)Yonem A , (3)Urhan M , (4)Caglayan S , (3)Narin
Y , (2)Onde M E, (2)Ozata M ,
(1)Golcuk Navy Hospital Internal Medicine Koaceli Turkey,(2)Gulhane
School of Medicine Endocrinology Istanbul Turkey,(3)Gulhane
School of Medicine Nuclear Medicine Istanbul Turkey,(4)Gulhene
School of Medicine Endocrinology Istanbul Turkey
P83 (Abstract No: 396)
IS THERE A DIFFERENCE IN CLINICAL PRESENTATIONS OF LOW-TITER
AND HIGH TITER ANTI-TPO SEROPOSITIVITIES ?
(1)Dagdelen S , (1)Atmaca A , (2)Emmungil H , (2)Unal G ,
(1)Erbas T ,
(1)Hacettepe University, School of Medicine Endocrinology and
Metabolism Ankara Turkey,(2)Hacettepe University, School of
Medicine Internal Medicine Ankara Turkey
P84 (Abstract No: 220)
COLOR FLOW DOPPLER SONOGRAPHY FOR ETIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF
HYPERTHYROIDISM
(1)Anil C , (1)Erdogan M F, (1)Cesur M , (1)Başkal N , (1)Erdogan
G ,
(1)Ankara University, Medical School Department of Endocrinology
and Metabolic Diseases Ankara Turkey
P85 (Abstract No: 90)
HYPOCALCAEMIC SYNDROME AFTER GRAVESDISEASE SURGERY - COMPLICATION
OR PHYSIOLOGIC RESPONSE
(1)pohl p p, (2)zander i , (3)grussendorf m ,
(1)Klinik fuer allgemein-, visceral-, gefaess- und thoraxchirurgie
surgery Neuss Germany,(2)same surgery Neuss Germany,(3)endocrinology
in centre stuttgart endocrinology stuttgart Germany
P86 (Abstract No: 125)
SUBCLINICAL HYPOTHYROIDISM MAY BE ASSOCIATED WITH ELEVATED
HIGH-SENSITIVE C-REACTIVE PROTEIN (LOW GRADE INFLAMMATION)
AND FASTING HYPERINSULINEMIA.
(1)Tuzcu A K, (2)Bahceci M , (2)Tuzun Y , (3)Gokalp D , (4)Gunes
K , (5)Tuzcu S ,
(1)Dicle University School of Medicine Endocrinolgy and Metabolism
Diyarbakir Turkey,(2)Dicle University School of Medicine Endocrinology
and Metabolism Diyarbakir Turkey,(3)Dicle University School
of Medicine Endocrinology and Metabolism Diyarbakir Turkey,(4)Dicle
University School of Medicine Biochemistry Diyarbakir Turkey,(5)Dicle
university School of Medicine Nuclear Medicine Diyarbakir Turkey
P87 (Abstract No: 155)
HASHIMOTO’S ENCEPHALOPATHY. TWO CASES REPORT AND LITERATURE
REVIEW
(1)DUMAN E , (2)ALPER Y , (2)GONDERTEN S , (2)YUCEYAR N ,
(1)OZGEN G ,
(1)Ege Medical Faculty Endocrinology and Metabolism div. Izmir
Turkey,(2)Ege Medical Faculty Department of Neurology Izmir
Turkey
P88 (Abstract No: 161)
BASELINE AND STIMULATED THYROID FUNCTIONS IN BEHCET’S DISEASE
(1)Akdeniz S , (1)Colak S , (2)Tuzcu A , (4)Bahceci S , (1)Harman
M , (5)Tuzcu S ,
(1)Dicle University School of Medicine Dermatology Diyarbakir
Turkey,(2)Dicle University School of Medicine Endocrinology
and Metabolism Diyarbakir Turkey,(4)Dicle University School
of Medicine Histology and Embryology Diyarbakir Turkey,(5)Dicle
University School of Medicine Nuclear Medicine Diyarbakir Turkey
P89 (Abstract No: 233)
SOCIO-ECONOMIC INTERPRETATION OF RECENT CHANGES IN 131I THERAPY
FOR GRAVESF DISEASE IN JAPAN
(1)Iwanaga T , (1)Takahashi M , (1)Hagiwara K , (1)Takada
M , (1)Ikebuchi H , (1)Konishi J , (1)Nagataki S ,
(1)Japan Radioisotope Association, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, 113-8941
Japan Tokyo Japan
P90 (Abstract No: 242)
PROOF OF LT4 DOSE LINEARITY
(1)Zimmermann J , (2)Flemming J , (3)Kahaly G J,
(1)Berlin-Chemie AG Medicine & Research Berlin Germany,(2)Berlin-Chemie
AG Galenic Research Berlin Germany,(3)Gutenberg University
Hospital Department of Medicine I Mainz Germany
P91 (Abstract No: 312)
POSTPRANDIAL LIPEMIA AS A RISK FACTOR FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES
IN HYPOTHYROID PATIENTS.
(1)Tanaci N , (1)Ertugrul D T, (1)Sahin M , (1)Kulaksizoglu
M , (2)Yucel M , (3)Olcay I , (1)Guvener N D,
(1)Baskent University Endocrinology and Metabolism Department
Ankara Turkey,(2)Baskent University Baskent Hospital Biochemistry
Laboratory Ankara Turkey,(3)Baskent University Baskent Hospital
Nutrition and Dietetic Section Ankara Turkey
P92 (Abstract No: 333)
COMPARISON OF THE INTRAVENOUS METHYLPREDNISOLONE PULSE THERAPY
VERSUS ORAL PREDNISONE IN PATIENTS WITH GRAVES’ OPHTHALMOPATHY
(1)Erbagci I , (2)Akarsu E , (3)Aktaran S ,
(1)University of Gaziantep Ophtalmology Gaziantep Turkey,(2)University
of Gaziantep Endocrinology and Metabolism Gaziantep Turkey,(3)University
of Gaziantep Endocrinolgy and Metabolism Gaziantep Turkey
P93 (Abstract No: 364)
A NEW APPROACH TO ASSESSMENT OF GRAVES ORBITOPATHY: THREE
DIMENSIONAL QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT WITH 67-GALLIUM.
(1)Yazici B , (1)Turker Ö , (1)Kumanlioglu K ,
(1)Ege University, Faculty of Medicine. Nuclear Medicine Izmir
Turkey
P94 (Abstract No: 181)
DIFFERENTIAL POSITIVE INVOLVEMENT OF THE CDK « INHIBITORS
» P27 AND P21 IN THE DISTINCT MITOGENIC PATHWAYS OF TSH (CAMP)
AND GROWTH FACTORS
(1)Roger P P, (1)Paternot S , (1)Bockstaele L , (1)Coulonval
K ,
(1)Free University of Brussels IRIBHM, Campus Erasme B-1070
Brussels Belgium
P95 (Abstract No: 117)
ACTIVATION OF AVB3 INTEGRIN STIMULATES THYROID CELL PROLIFERATION
THROUGH
(1)Illario M , (1)Cavallo A L, (1)Monaco S , (1)Di Vito E
, (2)Fenzi G , (1)Rossi G , (2)Vitale M ,
(1)University of Naples Biologia e Patologia Cellulare e Molecolare
Naples Italy,(2)University of Naples Endocrinologia ed Oncologia
Molecolare e Clinica Naples Italy,
P96 (Abstract No: 351)
THERAPEUTIC DOSES OF LITHIUM STIMULATES THYROID PROLIFERATION
BY ACTIVATING WNT/ß-CATENIN SIGNALLING
(1)Rao S A, (1)Kremenevskaja N , (2)Resch J , (1)Brabant G
,
(1)Medical School Hannover Gastroenterology, Hepatology and
Endocrinology Hannover Germany,(2)Gastroenterology, Hepatology
and Endocrinology Medical School Hannover Hannover Germany
P97 (Abstract No: 108)
GENE EXPRESSION ANALYSIS REVEALS EVIDENCE FOR INCREASED EXPRESSION
OF CELL CYCLE ASSOCIATED GENES IN COLD THYROID NODULES
(1)Eszlinger M , (1)Krohn K , (2)Läuter J , (3)Beck M , (2)Kropf
S , (1)Paschke R ,
(1)University of Leipzig III. Medical Department Leipzig Germany,(2)University
of Magdeburg Institute of Biometrics and Medical Informatics
Magdeburg Germany,(3)University of Leipzig Interdisciplinary
Center for Bioinformatics Leipzig Leipzig Germany
P98 (Abstract No: 111)
ARAMIS, A NORMAL HUMAN ADULT THYROID CELL LINE, TSH AND INSULIN
SENSITIVE, PRODUCES THYROGLOBULIN, CYCLIC AMP AND FORMS FOLLICLE-LIKE
SPHEROID STRUCTURES
(1)FAYET G M, (1)HOVSEPIAN S G
(1)Faculté de médecine and INSERM U 559 Biochemistry and Molecular
Biology Marseille France
P99 (Abstract No: 394)
POSSIBLE INVOLVEMENT OF MAP KINASES IN TSH-INDUCED PSEUDOPOD
FORMATION
(1)Westerlund J , (1)Nilsson M , (1)Ericson L E,
(1)Gothenburg University Anatomy and Cellbiology Gothenburg
Sweden
P100 (Abstract No: 34)
THYROID MORPHOLOGY AND GOITROGEN RESPONSE IN GALECTIN-3 DEFICIENT
MICE
(1)Martins L , (1)Ramos C L, (1)Ricarte-Filho J M, (2)Liu
F T, (3)Chammas R , (1)Kimura E T,
(1)Institute of Biomedical Sciences - University of São Paulo,
Dept Histology & Embryology São Paulo Brazil,(2)University
of California at Davis, School of Medicine Sacramento United
States,(3)University of São Paulo, Faculty of Medicine São
Paulo Brazil
P101 (Abstract No: 218)
DNA DAMAGE-INDUCED STRESS RESPONSE AND STUNNING OF IODIDE
TRANSPORT IN THYROID CELLS AFTER 131I IRRADIATION OR TREATMENT
WITH RADIOMIMETIC DRUGS
(1)Bhogal N , (2)Hammarsten O , (1)Nilsson M ,
(1)Gothenburg University Anatomy and Cell Biology Gothenburg
Sweden,(2)Sahlgrenska University Hospital Clinical Chemistry
Gothenburg Sweden
P102 (Abstract No: 389)
INHIBITION OF IODIDE TRANSPORT IN CULTURED THYROCYTES EXPOSED
TO LOW ABSORBED DOSES OF 131I
(1)Nordén M M, (2)Johansson C , (2)Forsell-Aronsson E , (1)Nilsson
M ,
(1)Göteborgs University Anatomy and Cell Biology Göteborg Sweden,(2)Göteborgs
University Radiation Physics Göteborg Sweden
P103 (Abstract No: 316)
SOY ISOFLAVONES DISTURB THYROID HORMONE BINDING TO TRANSTHYRETIN
IN SERUM AND CSF
(1)Radovic B , (1)Mentrup B , (1)Koehrle J ,
(1)Charite Inst. for Exp. Endokrinologie Berlin Germany
P104 (Abstract No: 144)
EVALUATION OF PPARG EXPRESSION AS A DIFFERENTIATION MARKER
IN BENIGN AND MALIGNANT THYROID PATHOLOGIES
(1)Karger S , (1)Berger K , (1)Eszlinger M , (2)Tannapfel
A , (3)Dralle H , (1)Paschke R , (1)Führer D ,
(1)University of Leipzig III. Medical Department Leipzig Germany,(2)University
of Leipzig Institute of Pathology Leipzig Germany,(3)University
of Halle III. Medical Department Leipzig Germany
P105 (Abstract No: 226)
THE INFLUENCE OF T3 ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE VOLUME
OF COLLOID, NUMBER OF FOLLICLES AND INNER FOLLICULAR SURFACE
AREA IN THE THYROID GLAND OF RATS
(1)Hartoft-Nielsen M C, (2)Erichsen J , (3)Bock T , (4)Rasmussen
Å K, (5)Buschard K ,
(1)University Hospital of Copenhagen, Rigshospitalet Dept.
of Endocrinology, PE-2131 Copenhagen Denmark,(2)University
Hospital of Copenhagen, Rigshospitalet Bartholin Instituttet
Copenhagen Denmark,(3)University Hospital of Copenhagen, Bispebjerg
Hospital Research Institute of Stereology and Neuroscience
Copenhagen Denmark,(4)University Hospital of Copenhagen, Rigshospitalet
Dept. of Endocrinology Copenhagen Denmark,(5)University Hospital
of Copenhagen, RIgshospitalet Bartholin Instituttet Copenhagen
Denmark
P106 (Abstract No: 406)
SODIUM-IODIDE SYMPORTER (NIS) AND TSH RECEPTOR (TSHR) PROTEIN
EXPRESSION IN THYROID NODULES
(1)De Servi M , (1)Tonacchera M , (1)Agretti P , (1)De Marco
G , (1)Gianetti E , (1)Viacava P , (1)Fanelli G , (1)Berti
P , (1)Vitti P , (1)Pinchera A ,
(1)University of Pisa Endocrinology Pisa Italy
P107 (Abstract No: 170)
PROTEOLYTIC SYSTEMS INVOLVED IN THYROID HORMONE INDUCED REMODELLING
OF SKELETAL AND HEART MUSCLE
Retracted by the authors
P108 (Abstract No: 259)
PROLONGED AND REGULAR USE OF IODIZED SALT REDUCES BUT NOT
ELIMINATES THE RISK OF TRANSIENT GESTATIONAL HYPOTHYROXINEMIA
IN MODERATELY IODINE DEFICIENT AREAS.
(1)Lo Presti V P, (1)Moleti M , (1)Nucera C , (2)Mattina F
, (1)Violi M , (1)Galletti M , (1)Mandolfino M , (1)Castagna
M , (1)Trimarchi F , (1)Vermiglio F ,
(1)University of Messina Dipartimento Clinico Sperimentale
di Medicina e Farmacologia-Sez.Endocrinologia Messina Italy,(2)University
of Messina Dipartimento Clinico Sperimentale di Medicina e
Farmacologia-Sez.Endocrinologia Messina Italy
P109 (Abstract No: 61)
EXPRESSION OF CYTOKERATIN 19 IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF THYROID PAPILLARY
CARCINOMA BY REAL-TIME QUANTITATIVE POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION
(1)Flanagan J N, (2)Pineda P , (3)De Las Morenas A , (1)Lee
S L, (1)Braverman L E,
(1)Boston Medical Center Section of Endocrinology, Diabetes
and Nutrition, Department of Medicine Boston United States,(2)Hospital
Clinico Universidad de Chile Seccion Endocrinologia, Departamento
de Medicina Santiago United States,(3)Boston Medical Center
Department of Pathology Boston United States
P110 (Abstract No: 83)
THYROID HORMONE AUGMENTS MYOGENIC DIFFERENTIATION THROUGH
AN INCREASE IN P21 EXPRESSION
(1)van den Wijngaard P W, (1)Slob S , (1)Cornelissen P W,
(1)Everts M E,
(1)Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Utrecht University Div.
Of Veterinary Anatomy and Physiology Utrecht Netherland
P111 (Abstract No: 257)
IS IODINE PROPHYLAXIS (IP) A PROTECTIVE FACTOR AGAINST GASTRIC
CANCER IN IODINE DEFICIENT AREAS ?
(1)Szybinski Z , (2)Rachtan J , (1)Huszno B , (1)Hubalewska
A , (1)Buziak-Bereza M , (1)Trofimiuk M ,
(1)Collegium Medicum, Jagiellonian University Chair and Department
of Endocrinology Krakow Poland,(2)Oncologic Center M.Sklodowska-Curie
s Institute of Oncology Krakow Poland
P112 (Abstract No: 414)
REACTIVE OXYGEN AND NITROGEN SPECIES WERE GENERATED IN VARIOUS
TISSUES OF HYPO-AND HYPERTHYROIDIC RAT MODELS
(1)Yüksel M , (2)Yavuz D , (3)Haklar G ,
(1)Marmara University, Vocational School of Heath Related Professions
Department of Medical Biology Istanbul Turkey,(2)Marmara
University, School of Medicine Department of Endocrinology
and Metabolism Istanbul Turkey,(3)Marmara University, School
of Medicine Department of Biochemistry Istanbul Turkey
P113 (Abstract No: 29)
MUTATIONS OF THE THYROTROPIN RECEPTOR GENE IN HYPERFUNCTIONING
THYROID NODULES- A STUDY IN THE TURKISH POPULATION
(1)Gozu H , (2)Avsar M , (2)Bircan R , (3)Claus M , (2)Sahin
S , (4)Sezgin O , (1)Deyneli O , (3)Paschke R , (2)Cırakoglu
B , (1)Akalin S ,
(1)Marmara University School of Medicine Department of Endocrinology
and Metabolism Istanbul Turkey,(2)Marmara University School
of Medicine Department of Medical Biology Istanbul Turkey,(3)University
of Leipzig Department of Internal Medicine III Leipzig Germany,(4)S.S.K.
Göztepe Hospital Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism
Istanbul Turkey
P114 (Abstract No: 270)
ABSENCE OF BRAF MUTATIONS IN MEDULLARY THYROID CARCINOMA AND
IN OTHER ENDOCRINE TUMORS
(1)Vannucchi G , (1)Mannavola D , (1)Cirello V , (1)Muzza
M , (1)Beck-Peccoz P , (1)Fugazzola L ,
(1)Ospedale Maggiore IRCCS Institute of Endocrine Sciences
Milan Italy
P115 (Abstract No: 305)
ANALYSIS OF THE SODIUM IODINE SYMPORTER EXPRESSION IN HISTOLOGICAL
SLIDES FROM A NODULAR GOITER.
(1)Syrenicz A , (1)Wolny M , (2)Kram A ,
(1)Pomeranian Academy of Medicine Department of Endocrinology
Szczecin Poland,(2)Pomeranian Academy of Medicine Department
of Pathology Szczecin Poland
P116 (Abstract No: 324)
EGF STIMULATED VEGF PRODUCTION IN THYROID CANCER CELLS IN
VITRO
(1)Hoffmann S , (2)Hofbauer L , (3)Wunderlich A , (4)Celik
I , (3)Rothmund M , (3)Zielke A ,
(1)Philipps University marburg Surgery Marburg Germany,(2)Philipps
University Marburg Endocrinology Marburg Germany,(3)Philipps
University Surgery Marburg Germany,(4)Philipps University Theoretical
Surgery Marburg Germany
P117 (Abstract No: 81)
SELENIUM DEFICIENCY IMPACT ON IODINE METABOLISM IN ADOLESCENTS.
(1)Mokhort A , (2)Kholodova E , (3)Garmaev D ,
(1)Belarus State medical University Endocrinology Minsk Belarus,(2)Belarus
Postgraduate Education Academy Endocrinology Minsk Belarus,(3)State
Endocrinology Centre Endocrinology Minsk Belarus
P118 (Abstract No: 263)
OPTIMISATION OF IODINE PROPHYLACTIC DOSE IN PREGNANT WOMEN
IN POLAND
(1)Lewinski A , (2)Slowinska-Klencka D , (2)Klencki M ,
(1)Medical University of Lodz Department of Endocrinology and
Isotope Therapy Lodz Poland,(2)Medical University of Lodz
Department of Thyroidology Lodz Poland
P119 (Abstract No: 430)
THYROID HORMONES-MEDIATED EFFECTS OF INSULIN ON ANTIOXIDANT
ENYZMES FROM DIABETIC RAT HEARTS
(1)Altan N , (1)Kosova F , (2)Sepici A , (3)Engin A , (1)Koca
C , (1)Kocamanoglu N ,
(1)Gazi University, School of Medicine Department of Medical
Biochemistry Ankara Turkey,(2)Ufuk University, School of Medicine
Department of Medical Biochemistry Ankara Turkey,(3)Gazi University,
School of Medicine Department of Surgery Ankara Turkey
P120 (Abstract No: 208)
COMBINED THERAPY WITH LEVOTHRYOXINE AND LIOTHYRONINE IN TWO
RATIO’S COMPARED WITH LEVOTHYROXINE MONOTHERAPY IN PRIMARY
HYPOTHYROIDISM.
(1)Appelhof B C, (1)Brouwer J P, (1)Fliers E , (2)Tijssen
J G, (1)Wiersinga W M,
(1)Academic Medical Center Endocrinology & Metabolism Amsterdam
Netherlands,(2)Academic Medical Center Cardiology Amsterdam
Netherlands
P121 (Abstract No: 214)
EFFECTS OF EXCESSIVE IODINE SUPPLEMENTATION ON INTRATHYROIDAL
IODINE METABOLISM
(1)Lupachyk S V, (1)Niatsetskaya Z V, (1)Nadolnik L I,
(1)Institute of Biochemistry of NAS of Belarus Laboratory of
Endocrine Glands Biochemistry Grodno Belarus
P122 (Abstract No: 215)
OXIDATIVE STRESS INFLUENCES ON IODINE UPTAKE AND ORGANIFICATION
(1)Nadolnik L I,
(1)Institute of Biochemistry of NAS of Belarus Laboratory of
Endocrine Glands Biochemistry Grodno Belarus
P123 (Abstract No: 382)
CAN N-ACETYLCYSTEINE ALTER AUTOIMMUNE PROCESS IN HASHIMOTOS
THYROIDITIS
(1)Basat O , (1)Ucak S , (1)Seber S , (1)Altuntas Y ,
(1)Sisli Etfal Research and Training Hospital Department of
Internal Medicine, Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism
Istanbul Turkey
P124 (Abstract No: 239)
RADIOIODINE THERAPY FOR BEGNIN GOITER
(1)Velayoudom-Cephise F , (2)Nocaudie M , (2)Marchandise X
, (1)Docao C , (1)Bauters-Cardot C , (1)Regnier F , (1)Wemeau
J ,
(1)Lille Endocrinology Lille France,(2)Lille Nuclear medicine
Lille France
P125 (Abstract No: 169)
THE ROLE OF THYROID SCINTIGRAPHY IN AUTOIMMUNE THYROID DISEASES
IN CONJUNCTION WITH CLINICAL AND ULTRASONOGRAPHIC FEATURES
(1)CAGLAR M , (1)ERGUN E L, (2)ERBAS T , (2)DAGDELEN S ,
(1)HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL FACULTY NUCLEAR MEDICINE Ankara
Turkey,(2)HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL FACULTY ENDOCRINOLOGY
Ankara Turkey
P126 (Abstract No: 237)
FREE RADIACALS IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF THYROID NODULES
(1)Sancak S, (2)Yüksel M, (3)Çıtak L , (4)Gözü H, (5)Deyneli
O, (2)Haklar G, (3)Eren F, (5)Akalın S.
