DISORDERS OF THE THYROID GLAND IN INFANCY, …
(Interestingly, cats are well known to develop hyperthyroidism, with thyroid autonomy, often due to TSH-R gene mutations as seen in humans.(16)) Hyperfunctioning solitary adenoma is suggested on the physical finding of a palpable nodule in a otherwise normal gland, and is proved by a scintiscan demonstrating preferential radioisotope ... ................
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