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397.3.0.1 ð äžé éé»
- 22E updates:
- Teprotumumab for Gravesâ ophthalmopathy (IGF-1R blocker; FDA 2020) â game changer
- TRAb 第äžä»£ immunoassay å代 TSI; æŽææ + 䟿å®
- Pre-RAI prophylactic steroid for moderate eye disease (EUGOGO æåŒ)
- Amiodarone-induced thyrotoxicosis (AIT): Type 1 (high vascularity, color Doppler â) vs Type 2 (destructive); éå¥ important for treatment
- ICI thyroiditis: 60% biphasic, often permanent hypothyroid
- Apathetic thyrotoxicosis in è人 â AFib workup å¿ å« TFT
- Taiwan: å¥ä¿ MMI/PTU/propranolol/RAI/thyroidectomy å å; å¥ä¿ teprotumumab èªè²» (very expensive); CTAOH/TES æåŒ
397.3.0.2 ð Pearls (15)
397.3.0.2.1 Gravesâ
- Teprotumumab (Tepezza, IGF-1R Ab) for active moderate-severe Gravesâ ophthalmopathy â proptosis â ~3 mm; expensive
- EUGOGO classification: mild / moderate-severe / sight-threatening
- Smoking + Gravesâ eye disease: æèž RR â 7-fold
- Selenium 200 ÎŒg/d for mild eye disease (controversial)
- High-dose IV methylprednisolone for active moderate-severe (4.5 g over 12 wk)
- Orbital decompression / strabismus / lid surgery sequential
- Total thyroidectomy + steroid prophylaxis option for severe eye + Gravesâ
397.3.0.2.2 ATD
- MMI 1st trimester teratogenic syndrome: aplasia cutis, choanal/esophageal atresia, dysmorphic facies
- PTU hepatotoxicity 0.1-0.2% (some fatal); not 1st line
- MMI agranulocytosis abrupt onset; CBC if sore throat / fever; do not use as routine screening
- MMI ANCA-associated vasculitis (rare)
- MMI/PTU cross-reactivity: ~50% for hepatotoxicity, < 50% for agranulocytosis (can switch with caution)
397.3.0.3 ð Taiwan + å¥ä¿
397.3.0.3.1 Drugs
- å¥ä¿ MMI (methimazole, Carbimazole)
- å¥ä¿ PTU (propylthiouracil)
- å¥ä¿ propranolol
- å¥ä¿ RAI (¹³¹I) for hyperthyroid + thyroid CA
- å¥ä¿ thyroidectomy
397.3.0.3.2 Imaging + Workup
- å¥ä¿ TFT, free T4/T3
- å¥ä¿ anti-TPO, anti-Tg, TRAb (倧éšå颿)
- å¥ä¿ RAIU + ¹²³I/â¹â¹áµTc scan
- å¥ä¿ neck US
397.3.0.4 ð å §å°å¿ æ (15)
- Thyrotoxicosis vs hyperthyroidism + é奿š¹
- RAIU é« vs äœ ç å éå¥
- Gravesâ workup: TRAb + RAIU + ophthalmopathy assessment
- EUGOGO classification + management of Gravesâ eye disease
- MMI vs PTU: 驿ç + å¯äœçš + pregnancy åæ
- β-blocker symptomatic + D1 (high dose propranolol)
- RAI: dose, contraindication, pre-treatment, post-monitoring
- Thyroidectomy: pre-op euthyroid + Lugol + risks
- Thyroid storm: Burch-Wartofsky + treatment sequence + plasmapheresis salvage
- Pregnancy + lactation management (PTU 1st trimester, MMI later, TRAb 24-28 wk)
- Subclinical hyper: treat indications
- Apathetic thyrotoxicosis in è人; AFib workup
- TPP (Asian male): K replacement + non-selective β-blocker
- Amiodarone Type 1 vs 2: distinction + treatment
- 22E: teprotumumab, AIT update, ICI thyroiditis, RAI ophthalmopathy prophylaxis
397.3.0.5 âïž Gravesâ Ophthalmopathy Management (å §å°è©³)
Activity assessment (CAS, Clinical Activity Score):
- Spontaneous orbital pain
- Pain on attempted gaze
- Eyelid redness
- Eyelid swelling
- Conjunctival redness
- Chemosis
- Inflammation of caruncle
+ in past 1-3 mo: â proptosis, â visual acuity, â eye movement
- ⥠3/7 = active
Severity assessment (EUGOGO):
- Mild: minimal symptoms
- Moderate-severe: significant impact (proptosis ⥠3 mm, diplopia, lid retraction ⥠2 mm, exposure)
- Sight-threatening: optic neuropathy, severe corneal ulcer
Treatment:
1. Smoking cessation (always)
2. Selenium 200 ÎŒg/d for mild
3. Active moderate-severe:
- **IV methylprednisolone** (Marcocci): 0.5 g weekly à 6 wk, 0.25 g weekly à 6 wk (total 4.5 g)
- **Teprotumumab** 8 IV doses q3 wk (better proptosis â; expensive)
- **Orbital RT**: alternative (not pregnancy)
4. Sight-threatening: high-dose IV steroid + emergent decompression
5. Inactive (CAS < 3): rehab surgery (decompression â strabismus â lid)
Adjunct: artificial tears, prism glasses for diplopia, head elevation at sleep, sleep mask
397.3.0.6 âïž Amiodarone-Induced Thyrotoxicosis (AIT) Detailed
| Feature | Type 1 (Iodine-induced) | Type 2 (Destructive) |
|---|---|---|
| Background gland | Pre-existing nodular goiter | Normal |
| Mechanism | Excess I â â synthesis | Destructive thyroiditis |
| RAIU | Variable / Normal-high | Low |
| Color Doppler | â vascularity | â vascularity |
| IL-6 | Normal | â |
| Treatment | MMI + sodium perchlorate; consider RAI/surgery | Prednisone 40-60 mg/d à 6-8 wk |
| Amiodarone continuation | Stop if possible | Can continue (less critical) |
| Mixed | Common; treat both with MMI + steroid |
397.3.0.7 âïž Thyroid Storm 詳现èç (å §å°)
1. ICU + ABCs + cardiac monitor
2. β-blocker:
- Propranolol 60-80 mg PO q4h or 0.5-1 mg IV slow
- Esmolol IV in cardiac compromise
- Caveat: severe HF â use cautiously / not contraindicated absolutely
3. PTU 200-400 mg PO/NG q6h
4. Iodine 1 hr **after** PTU:
- Lugol's solution 5-10 drops q6h
- SSKI 5 drops q6h
- **Lithium** alternative if iodine allergy
5. Hydrocortisone 100 mg IV q8h (also stress dose for AI possible)
6. Cooling: cooling blanket, acetaminophen (NOT aspirin â displaces from TBG â å é)
7. Fluid + electrolyte
8. Treat trigger (infection, MI, etc)
9. Refractory: plasmapheresis (removes T4/T3 + antibody)
10. Mortality 10-30% even with optimal care
â ïž Iodine **before** PTU = substrate â å é (key pearl)
397.3.0.8 âïž Pregnancy Hyperthyroid Management (å §å°)
1st trimester:
- PTU (less teratogenic than MMI)
- Goal free T4 upper-normal range
- TSH may not normalize (and that's OK)
- Lowest effective dose
2nd-3rd trimester:
- Switch to MMI (PTU hepatotoxicity)
- Continue lowest effective dose
Mid-pregnancy:
- TRAb at 24-28 wk
- High TRAb â fetal/neonatal Graves' surveillance
- Fetal HR > 160, growth restriction, hydrops â fetal hyperthyroid
Delivery + postpartum:
- Switch back to MMI for breastfeeding
- Recheck TFT 6-12 wk post-partum
- 5-10% risk postpartum thyroiditis (different mechanism)
RAI: çµå°çŠå¿
Surgery: 2nd trimester preferred if needed
β-blocker: short-term use OK; avoid long-term (fetal growth restriction)
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