Role of antimicrosomal Ab in hashimoto thyroiditis!

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Are you talking about Hashimoto the Japanese Micro professor?

Guyton Killah said:
Anti TSH receptor antibody decreases thyroid hormone synthesis and explains the hypothyroidism.
Antimicrosomal antibody is present in as high as 80% of patients with HT. But what role does it play, besides the fact that it is an autoantibody and diagnostic.
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