Pseudomalabsorción como causa de altos requerimientos de levotiroxina: experiencia en el Hospital Universitario San Vicente Fundación

Se presentan cinco casos de pacientes con hipotiroidismo primario y altos requerimientos de levotiroxina, que luego de haber tenido un abordaje convencional en el ajuste de las dosis necesarias de levotiroxina por el peso y etiología de hipotiroidismo, recomendación y educación para el consumo adecu...

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