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Thyrotrophin receptor antibody concentration and activity, several years after treatment for Graves' disease.

Preethi NallaStuart YoungJane SandersJoanne CarterMohamed A AdlanKatarzyna KabelisShu ChenJadwiga FurmaniakBernard Rees SmithLakdasa D K E Premawardhana
Published in: Clinical endocrinology (2018)
TRAb levels generally decreased after treatment but persisted for over 5 years in some patients. TRAb activity was predominantly stimulatory, with only one patient demonstrating TSBAb. A large proportion of patients were TgAb/TPOAb-positive at follow-up. All treatment modalities reduced TRAb concentrations; however, surgery was most effective.
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