November 25, 2013

Reference ranges of serum TSH, FT4 and thyroid autoantibodies in the Thai population: the national health examination survey

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The reference interval for TSH needs to be derived from each specific population. Slightly elevated TSH concentrations in the elderly could be considered acceptable, with no need for thyroxine treatment.

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