English to French Meaning of thyroid - thyroïde

Thyroid :
thyroïde

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Definitions of thyroid in English
Noun(1) located near the base of the neck
Adjective(1) of or relating to the thyroid gland(2) suggestive of a thyroid disorder
Examples of thyroid in English
(1) There are safe treatments for thyroid disorders during pregnancy.(2) However, this patient unfortunately died shortly after transformation of this papillary thyroid carcinoma.(3) thyroid hormones(4) Other people tell us that they feel better on Armour thyroid .(5) My family physician put me on Armour thyroid , and it worked like a charm.(6) A month later, after he started taking thyroid extract, the life of the patient had been transformed.(7) Most patients take the entire daily dose of desiccated thyroid in the morning.(8) He was horrified that I had been taking dried animal thyroid and put me on Synthroid.(9) Some patients may take thyroid preparations to achieve weight loss.(10) Interestingly, Panax ginseng is also prescribed for low thyroid conditions.(11) In men, serum thyroid hormones were sensitive to marginal changes in energy intake and expenditure.(12) Being female - women are 10 times more likely to develop an overactive thyroid than men.(13) EDITOR O'Reilly suggests that the role of thyroid function tests should be reassessed.(14) The publication of a reliable and practical assay for thyroid stimulating hormone was a landmark.(15) Any patient with suspected myxedema coma should be treated presumptively with thyroid hormone.(16) thyroid function
Related Phrases of thyroid
(1) thyroid gland ::
glande thyroïde
(2) thyroid cartilage ::
Le cartilage thyroïdien
(3) thyroid hormones ::
les hormones thyroïdiennes
Synonyms
Noun
1. thyroid gland ::
glande thyroïde
Different Forms
thyroid, thyroidal, thyroids
Word Example from TV Shows
associated with an overactive thyroid gland.

associated with an overactive THYROID gland.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 10

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