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Thyroid Dysfunctions Due to Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors: A Review.

Rawaa El SabbaghNadim S AzarAssaad A EidSami T Azar
Published in: International journal of general medicine (2020)
Thyroid disorders are common side effects seen with check point inhibitors and are treated, depending on the clinical situation, by adequate hormonal replacement, thionamides, corticosteroids or observation only. The use of high dose corticosteroids has not been established as a treatment of thyroid toxicities. Thyroid function tests screening should be a part of baseline laboratory testing of all patients undergoing treatment with immune checkpoint inhibitors.
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