Hipercolesterolemia asociada con hipotiroidismo. Informe en 60 pacientes

Authors

  • Manuel Vales ECIMED
  • Sergio Martínez ECIMED
  • Ricardo A. Ortiz ECIMED
  • Carlos B. AJvarez ECIMED
  • Francisco Berroa ECIMED

Abstract

Se estudiaron 60 pacientes hipotiroideos, de los cuales 52 (87 %) fueron del sexo femenino y 8 (13%) del masculino, para una proporción 6,5:1, a favor del sexo femenino; se detectó el hipotiroidismo primario en 57 (95 %} de nuestros pacientes y sólo 3 (5 %) se deben a causas secundarias. Se presentó la forma florida de la enfermedad en 25 (41 %) de los pacientes, la ligera en 25 (41 %) de los mismos y en 10 (18%) la forma subclínica de la enfermedad. Se encontró el colesterol elevado en 24 (70 %) de los pacientes hipotiroideos, y se relacionó esto con el tipo clínico de la enfermedad.

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Published

2021-01-05

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Vales M, Martínez S, Ortiz RA, AJvarez CB, Berroa F. Hipercolesterolemia asociada con hipotiroidismo. Informe en 60 pacientes. Rev Cubana Med [Internet]. 2021 Jan. 5 [cited 2025 Mar. 13];25(4). Available from: https://revmedicina.sld.cu/index.php/med/article/view/2337

Issue

Vol. 25 No. 4 (1986)

Section

Original articles

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