Tom 16, Nr 6 (2022)
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Funkcja tarczycy i nadnerczy w COVID-19 — perspektywa kliniczna
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Forum Medycyny Rodzinnej 2022;16(6):257-270.
Streszczenie
Ogólnoświatowa pandemia COVID-19 zmieniła sposób funkcjonowania opieki medycznej
zarówno na poziomie podstawowym, jak i medycyny szpitalnej czy wysokospecjalistycznej.
COVID-19 szybko okazał się przyczyną nie tylko wirusowego zapalenia płuc, ale także
licznych komplikacji dotykających różnych narządów. Układ endokrynny, a w szczególności
tarczyca i nadnercza, przechodzi istotne adaptacje w przebiegu COVID-19. Na
podstawie dotychczasowych obserwacji stwierdzono, że wykładniki funkcji hormonalnej
mogą pełnić szczególną rolę kliniczną i predykcyjną w COVID-19. W niniejszym artykule
przedstawiono wybrane aspekty dotyczące układu hormonalnego i COV ID-19, a także
zaprezentowano schematy procedur diagnostyczno-leczniczych doty czących patologii
tarczycy i nadnerczy.
Słowa kluczowe: COVID-19SARS-CoV-2TSHfT3wolna trijodotyroninakortyzolSATpodostre zapalenie tarczycytarczycanadnercza
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