Hormonal Changes in Thyroidectomized Women within the Framework of Subsequent Rehabilitation Therapy

Czech version

Authors: D. Jandová ¹; Radek Hampl ²; M. Bičíková ²; I. Čeřovská ²; J. Němeček ²; J. Vařeka ¹; A. Štěpánková ¹
Authors‘ workplace: Priessnitzovy léčebné lázně a. s., Jeseník ¹; Endokrinologický ústav, Praha ²
Published in: Rehabil. fyz. Lék., 13, 2006, No. 1, pp. 7-15.
Category: Original Papers

Overview

Thyreotoxikosis Graves-Basedow is a model of autoimmune disease with prevailed occurrence at the fertile age. The research verifies the effect of climatotherapy and physiotherapy and spa treatment of the homogenous group of women after surgical total thyroidectomy by means of psychological tests and in laboratory indices of hormonal responses in the surroundinges of Priessnitz therapeutic spa, a.s. in Jesenik.

Key words:
test batery, functional and psychological output, ANCOVA –⁠ steroid hormone –⁠ homocystein

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Rehabilitation & Physical Medicine

2006 Issue 1