DOI: 10.1055/s-00000017

Experimental and Clinical Endocrinology & Diabetes

Issue S 03 · Volume 106 · 1998 DOI: 10.1055/s-002-19249

  • S1
    Schmutzler, C.; Köhrle, J.:

    Implications of the molecular characterization of the sodium-iodide symporter (NIS)

  • S10
    Dunn, J. T.; Myers, H. E.; Dunn, A. D.:

    Simple methods for assessing urinary iodine, including preliminary description of a new rapid technique (“Fast B”)

  • S12
    Rendl, J.; Bier, D.; Groh, Th.; Reiners, Chr.:

    Rapid urinary iodide test

  • S17
    Bourdoux, P.:

    Evaluation of the iodine intake: problems of the iodine/creatinine ratio - Comparison with iodine excretion and daily fluctuations of iodine concentration

  • S21
    Glinoer, D.:

    Iodine supplementation during pregnancy: importance and biochemical assessment

  • S22
    Pino, S.; Fang, S.-L.; Braverman, L. E.:

    Ammonium persulfate: A new and safe method for measuring urinary iodine by ammonium persulfate oxidation

  • S27
    Bier, D.; Rendl, J.; Ziemann, M.; Freystadt, D.; Reiners, Chr.:

    Methodological and analytical aspects of simple methods for measuring iodine in urine. Comparison with HPLC and Technicon Autoanalyzer II

  • S31
    Reiners, Chr.; Hänscheid, H.; Laßmann, M.; Tiemann, M.; Kreißl, M.; Rendl, J.; Bier, D.:

    X-ray fluorescence analysis (XFA) of thyroidal iodine content (TIC) with an improved measuring system

  • S34
    Saller, B.; Fink, H.; Mann, K.:

    Kinetics of acute and chronic iodine excess

  • S38
    Franceschi, S.:

    Iodine intake and thyroid carcinoma - A potential risk factor