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Residual Goiter in Semirom; Iodine Status and Thiocyanate Overload Do Not Play a Role
Journal of Tropical Pediatrics, 10/05/09
Keshteli AH et al. – The authors concluded that neither iodine deficiency nor thiocyanate overload contributed to the high prevalence of goiter in Semirom. The role of other goitrogenic factors should be investigated in this region.
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