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Guidelines/Statements

  • The BTA executive committee has updated the Armour and Combined T4/T3 statement and this is available to download.

  • The BTA executive committee has modified the endorsement of the British Fluoridation Society statement as below and the new statement is available to download.
    'This statement has been reviewed and endorsed by the British Thyroid Association (BTA), however the BTA would recommend that appropriate monitoring of thyroid status should be considered in areas where fluoridation is introduced to enable an ongoing epidemiological evidence base for thyroid status with fluoridation to be created.'

  • The second edition of the Guidelines for Thyroid Cancer Management has been published in August 2007 and is available to download. We are pleased to announce that the British Association of Endocrine and Thyroid Surgeons is now a cosignatory to this guideline.

  • The updated Radioiodine guidelines (2007, previous version 1995) are available from a link to the RCP website.

  • The BTA executive has prepared a patient information sheet on hyperthyroidism (July 2007) and this is available here.

  • The BTA executive has also produced a Patient Information statement on Hypothyroidism and the press and public will be requested to refer to this as needed.

  • The Clinical committee of the Society for Endocrinology and the BTA have prepared a statement on the appropriate management of thyroid disease.

  • The final version of the UK guidelines for the Use of Thyroid Function Tests is now available for download. The guidelines were completed in June 2006. Comments on their accuracy and relevance are invited during the first year after publication and should be directed to gbeastall@gri-biochem.org.uk. It is intended that a full review will take place after three years.

Guidelines for the Management of Differentiated Thyroid Cancer in adults (2nd Edtion August 2007)





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