ЗНАЧЕНИЕ ВАРИАБЕЛЬНОСТИ УРОВНЯ ТТГ В КЛИНИЧЕСКОЙ ПРАКТИКЕ

В обзоре обсуждается проблема циркадианной и индивидуальной динамики уровня ТТГ и тиреоидных гормонов и её клиническое значение. Кроме того, в этом контексте обсуждается проблема референсного диапазона для уровня ТТГ.

ТТГ, тироксин, трийодтиронин, циркадианный ритм, референсный интервал, гипотиреоз

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