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Analysis of dysregulatory and classical pathophysiological processes in the development of autoimmune thyroiditis

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Analysis reveals the role of dysregulatory and classical processes in autoimmune thyroiditis stages.

TSH levels are significantly higher in atrophic and fibrous autoimmune thyroiditis than in hypertrophic.
The content of fT4 is lower in atrophic and fibrous autoimmune thyroiditis compared to hypertrophic.
Correlation analysis highlighted significant relationships between thyroid hormones and antibodies in different forms of autoimmune thyroiditis.
The findings point to a dynamic interaction between classical and dysregulatory processes across stages of autoimmune thyroiditis.

Rohovyi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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