Case Report
Thyroid Storm Induced by Strangulation
Abstract
Thyroid storm most often occurs in patients with known thyrotoxicosis. This report discusses a severe case of thyroid storm developing as a direct result of strangulation in a patient without a preexisting history of thyroid disease. Classification and treatment of this entity are discussed.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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