Research Article
Hashimoto Thyroiditis beyond Cytology: A Correlation between Cytological, Hormonal, Serological, and Radiological Findings
Table 1
Clinical and laboratory findings in cases of Hashimoto thyroiditis.
| | Clinical and laboratory findings | Current study | Radhi et al. [15] | Jayaram et al. [16] | Ekabaram et al. [17] | Marwaha et al. [18] |
| | Female : male | 11.4 : 1 | 6.14 : 1 | Not recorded | Not recorded | Only young females were studied | | Nodular presentation | 22 (17.7%) | 16 (32%) | 33% | Not recorded | Not recorded | | Thyroid profile | Available in 130 patients (94.8%) | Available in 41 patients (82%) | Available in 68 patients (77.27%) | Available in 50 patients (100%) | Available in all 43 patients (100%) | | Hypothyroid | 56 (43%) | 23 (56.09%) | 27 (39.7%) | 42 (84%) | 20% | | Hyperthyroid | 17 (13%) | 3 (7.31%) | 8 (11.7%) | 3 (6%) | 0% | | Euthyroid | 58 (44.6%) | 15 (36.58%) | 33 (48.5%) | 5 (10%) | 80% | | Antibody profile | Available in 60 patients (43.8%) | Available in 11 patients (22%) | Available in 29 patients (32.95%) | Available in 40 patients (80%) | Available in 43 patients (100%) | | Raised TPO-Ab | 60 (100%) | 9 (81.81%) | 27 (93%) | 26 (65%) | 29 (67.4%) | | Raised Tg-Ab | 22 (27.5%) | 7 (63.63%) | 24 (82.7%) | 26 (65%) | 18 (41.8%) |
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