DAHUDER Medical Journal

DAHUDER Medical Journal

Successful Treatment of Thyroid Storm with Therapeutic Plasmapheresis In a Geriatric Patient

Yazarlar: Mehmet KÖK, Seyit UYAR, Ersin KAPAĞAN, Işılay KALAN SARI, Firdevs Pelin ESKİN, Miyase SAYAL

Cilt 1 , Sayı 1 , 2021 , Sayfalar 30 - 34

Konular:Genel ve Dahili Tıp

Anahtar Kelimeler:Lithium,Thyroid storm,Plasmapheresis

Özet: Thyroid storm is a rare and fatal condition characterized by severe clinical manifestations of thyrotoxicosis. In geriatric patients, care should be taken in the follow-up of thyrotoxicosis due to comorbid diseases. Therapeutic plasmapheresis is an apheresis method that separates plasma from the components and removes the harmfull substances from the blood. This method may clear thyroid hormones from the blood and is recommended as an alternative option in the treatment of thyroid storm. In this case, we aimed to present an old patient with known alzheimer's disease and multinodular goiter induced thyrotoxicosis. The patient who could not get the first line treatments completely due to complications and were finally diagnosed with thyroid storm, recovered with therapeutic plasmapheresis treatment without any problem and was discharged.


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@article{2021, title={Successful Treatment of Thyroid Storm with Therapeutic Plasmapheresis In a Geriatric Patient}, volume={1}, number={30–34}, publisher={DAHUDER Medical Journal}, author={Mehmet KÖK,Seyit UYAR,Ersin KAPAĞAN,Işılay KALAN SARI,Firdevs Pelin ESKİN,Miyase SAYAL}, year={2021} }
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Mehmet KÖK,Seyit UYAR,Ersin KAPAĞAN,Işılay KALAN SARI,Firdevs Pelin ESKİN,Miyase SAYAL. (2021). Successful Treatment of Thyroid Storm with Therapeutic Plasmapheresis In a Geriatric Patient (Vol. 1). Vol. 1. DAHUDER Medical Journal.
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Mehmet KÖK,Seyit UYAR,Ersin KAPAĞAN,Işılay KALAN SARI,Firdevs Pelin ESKİN,Miyase SAYAL. Successful Treatment of Thyroid Storm with Therapeutic Plasmapheresis In a Geriatric Patient. no. 30–34, DAHUDER Medical Journal, 2021.