Vallée G, Izembart M, Thonnet M
Ann Biol Clin (Paris). 1983;41(1):7-12.
Authors have selected 1928 measurements of thyroglobulin and studied their value in the thyroid pathology. They show that elevated values of thyroglobulin, the only one response in this pathology, can, even if isolated, be the mode of revelation of thyroid illness. They insist, in order to explain this fact, on the presence of a "sixth factor" which depends upon the quality of the thyroid tissue.
