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M Robin

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[Study of the HL-A system in Basedow's disease (author's transl)].

HL-A typing has been carried out in 100 caucasians with Graves' disease and compared with 270 healthy controls. 25 HL-A antigens were characterized using a lymphocytotoxicity microtechnique. Analysis of the results reveals an increased incidence of HL-A8 antigen (35% in patients as compared to 16,3% in controls), with a high degree of statistical significance: p=0.0002 and corrected p X 25) = 0.005. We did not observe a clearcut correlation between the presence of HL-A8 and different characteristics of the disease: sex, age of onset, familial history, exophtalmia, goiter, severity. The knowledge of the relationships between the HL-A8 gene and several auto-immune diseases is a strong argument in favor of the auto-immune nature of Graves' disease. The association between HL-A8 and Graves' disease could be explained by a close linkage between the second HL-A locus and one or several Ir-IgG loci occupied in predisposed individuals by predisposing alleles. In these subjects, an antigenic contact with an exogenous etiological agent would induce a pathological immune response, with production of thyroid stimulating IgG.

Graves Disease

[HLA B8 and Graves' disease (author's transl)].

HLA typing has been carried out in 100 caucasions with Graves' disease and compared with 270 healthy controls. 25 HL-A antigens were characterized using a lymphocytotoxicity micro-technique. Analysis of the results reveals an increased incidence of HLA-B8 antigen (35% in patients as compared to 16.3% in controls) with a high degree of statistical significance: p = 0.0002 and corrected p (X 25) = 0.005. We did not observe a clear-cut correlation between the presence of HLA-B8 and different characteristics of the disease: sex, age of onset, familial history, exophtalmia, goiter, severity. The knowledge of the relationships between the HLA B8 gene and several auto-immune diseases is a strong argument in favor of the auto-immune nature of Graves' disease. The association between HLA B8 and Graves' disease could be explained by a close linkage between the second HLA locus and one or several Ir-IrG loci, occupied in predisposed individuals by "predisposing" alleles. In these subjects, an antigenic contact with an exogenous etiological agent would induce a pathological immune response, with production of thyroid stimulating IgG.

Adult

[Proceedings: Kinetics and disposal rate of triiodothyronine in patients with atuonomous hot nodular goiter, with or without thyrotoxicosis (author's transl)].

Eight female patients are studied, four of them without hyperthyroidism. The following were measured before and after surgery = hormonal iodine by column, serum concentrations of T T3, AF T3, TSH, total T3 distribution space, T3 pool size T3 fractional turnover rate. T T3 is measured in the serum of peripheral venous blood, nodular venous blood and of jugular venous blood of the opposite side of the adenoma. Before surgery, the mean of T T3 in patients with hyperthyroidism is increased in serum obtained from brachial and not nodule venous blood. Are also increased AF T3 and T3 production rate. In patients without hyperthyroidism, T T3, AF T3 are increased in two subjects only, but T3 production rate is rised among three of them. After surgery the previous values are not different with normal values. These data are in good agreement with the hypothesis that, in patients without thyrotoxicosis, there is an increase in T3 production from not nodular goiter. There phenomena may explain unresponsiveness to TRH test and inactivity of normal thyroid. Absence of hyperthyroidism may be due to a lack of sensitivity of peripheral tissues to the increase of T3.

Female

[Erysipelas].

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Child, Preschool

[Vaccinations].

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Child