Table 1.
Noncongenital Hypothyroidism or Hyperthyroidism in Great Apes and Rhesus Monkeys and Congenital Hypothyroidism in Rhesus Monkeys
| n | Hypo/hyper | Sex | Age (years) | Diagnosis | Treatment | References | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Noncongenital thyroid dysfunction | |||||||
| Great apes | |||||||
| Gorillas | 1 | Hyper | M | 34 | Faviston+T4, MMI+T4 | (36) | |
| 1 | Hypo | F | 26 | Primary hypo | T4 | (31,32) | |
| Chimpanzees | 1 | Hypo | F | 16 | Primary hypo | (33) | |
| Orangutans | 2 | Hypo | F | 30 | Ab nega | T4 | (34,35) |
| Lower Primates | |||||||
| Rhesus monkeys | 2 | Hyper | 1F, 1M | 31b | Multinodular goiter | Lobectomy; tapazole (F) | (37) |
| Congenital thyroid dysfunction | |||||||
| Rhesus monkeys | Hypo (comp) | Newborn | Congenital goiter | None | (38) | ||