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. 2022 Dec 6;13:1088606. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2022.1088606

Table 2.

Clinical data of patients with Graves’ ophthalmopathy, patients with Graves’ disease and healthy controls.

GO GD N
T3(pmol/L) 3.17(0.95,5.92) 3.51(1.23,6.53) 1.28(0.62,2.67)b,c
T4(pmol/L) 142.28(68.30,196.60) 159.02(28.80,274.10) 67.86(58.92,130.59)b,c
FT3(pmol/L) 9.18(3.11,18.95) 11.26(3.80,27.62) 4.96(3.35,6.29)b,c
FT4(pmol/L) 25.83(13.06,40.91) 27.09(12.71,52.08) 13.4(9.72,17.41)b,c
TSH(uIU/ml) 0.02(0.00,0.11) 0.02(0.00,0.14) 2.1(1.06,3.60)b,c
TPOAb(IU/ml) 70.56(10.33,150.94) 82.49(9.74,140.81) 20.83(5.33,35.13)b,c
TGAb(IU/ml) 261.54(10.10,1231.00) 304.09(10.82,1402.00) 48.17(3.09,100.38)b,c
TRAb(IU/L) 11.40(2.38,35.75) 8.78(1.51,24.96)a 0.38(0.3,0.93)b,c
ALT(U/L) 16.13(8,29) 20.57(8,36) 21.80(9,37)
AST(U/L) 18.6(12,29) 19.68(12,35) 21.05(14,40)
BUN(mmol/L) 4.74(2.6,6.5) 4.75(2.6,9.1) 5.52(2.5,9.6)
CREA(umol/L) 61.67(50,70.6) 63.74(50,94) 68.01(48,93.6)
Tear volume(mm/eye) 14.5(5,30) 11.6(5.5,30) 12.3(5,30)

The values are the mean (SD), median (range), or n (%). Comparison between any two groups was performed by Mann–Whitney U test. aP < 0.05 between patients with Graves’ ophthalmopathy and Graves’ disease; bcP < 0.001 healthy controls compared with patients with Graves’ ophthalmopathy or Graves’ disease. CAS, clinical activity score; NOSPECS, no signs or symptoms, only signs, soft tissue, proptosis, extraocular muscle, cornea, sight loss; TSH, thyroid-stimulating hormone; TPOAb, thyroperoxidase antibody; TGAb, antithyroglobulin antibody; TRAb, thyrotropin receptor antibody. Normal ranges: T3 0.92-2.79nmol/L, T4 57.9-140.3nmol/L, FT3 3.5-6.5pmol/L, FT4 11.5-22.7pmol/L, TSH 0.55-4.78uIU/ml, TPOAb 0-40 IU/ml, TGAb 0-115IU/ml, TRAb 0-1.75IU/L.