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the variations in TSH found in hypothyroid dogs, which<br />

detract from its usefulness canine hypothyroidism.<br />

C . Hyperthyroidism<br />

Hyperthyroidism or toxic goiter is characterized by weight<br />

loss, hyperactivity, a voracious appetite, and increased<br />

thyroid hormones. Hyperthyroidism is rarely observed in<br />

dogs, but in the cat, the high incidence <strong>of</strong> hyperthyroidism<br />

has been recognized as a common endocrinopathy<br />

( Peterson et al. , 1983 ). The most common form <strong>of</strong> hyperthyroidism<br />

in the cat is a functional thyroid adenoma.<br />

Increases in T 4 or T 3 are virtually pathognomonic signs<br />

<strong>of</strong> hyperthyroidism in the cat. In 131 cases, T 4 was increased<br />

to between 4.0 and 54.1μg/dl (51.5 to 696.3 nmol/l)<br />

in all cats, and T 3 was between 54 and 1000 ng/dl (0.83 to<br />

15.36 nmol/l) in 97% <strong>of</strong> the cats ( Peterson et al., 1983 ).<br />

Hays et al. (1988) suggested that T 4 and T 3 are sufficient<br />

for diagnosis and that the free hormones are not needed for<br />

the diagnosis. In the 131 cases, the mean 24-h 131 I uptake<br />

was 39.1% as compared to 9.2% in normal cats. There was<br />

no increment <strong>of</strong> response above the baseline value to the<br />

TSH response test in these cats as would be expected <strong>of</strong> a<br />

tumor. 99 Tm-pertechnetate scans demonstrated increased<br />

uptake and size in one or both lobes <strong>of</strong> the thyroid.<br />

D . Tumors <strong>of</strong> the Thyroid Gland<br />

Except for the dog and cat, tumors <strong>of</strong> the thyroid occur<br />

infrequently in animals. About 20% <strong>of</strong> canine thyroid<br />

tumors are functional. Scintigraphic imaging is now used<br />

to identify functional thyroid tumors and their metastases.<br />

In feline hyperthyroidism, a functional thyroid adenoma is<br />

the most common finding.<br />

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