Manejo post-yodo y post-cirugía de enfermedad tiroidea benigna. Revisión narrativa y algoritmo de manejo
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Hipertiroidismo
manejo definitivo
yodoterapia
cirugía

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Mejia, M. G., Amaya Veronesi, L., & Fuentes, R. (2022). Manejo post-yodo y post-cirugía de enfermedad tiroidea benigna. Revisión narrativa y algoritmo de manejo. Revista Colombiana De Endocrinología, Diabetes &Amp; Metabolismo, 8(3). https://doi.org/10.53853/encr.8.3.668

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El hipertiroidismo primario es una condición que requiere manejo idealmente definitivo, los medicamentos antitiroideos son una opción viable y no invasiva, pero con la desventaja de ser curativa solo en el 30% de los casos y en casos de intolerancia, ausencia de respuesta o efectos secundarios se requiere manejo definitivo con yodo radioactivo o cirugía.

Con frecuencia los pacientes son llevados a estas terapias definitivas, sin embargo, hay evidencia divergente sobre las pautas de seguimiento posterior al manejo quirúrgico o post-yodo, sin protocolos establecidos en muchas instituciones. Por lo anterior, se realizó una revisión del tema y un protocolo con el fin de homogenizar el conocimiento y ser una guía para el manejo post terapia de los pacientes hipertiroideos llevados a tratamiento definitivo.

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