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Thirty adult patients with histologically confirmed chronicthyroiditis were examined clinically and histologically to evaluate clinical, laboratory and histological correlations. In all cases, serum TSH was determined by radioimmunoassay prior to biopsy and other laboratory data were also obtained before the start of treatment. The patients were divided into 3 groups according to the value of the serum TSH as follows. Group I: TSH more than 50 ,au/ml, Group II: TSH49-10 pu/ml, Group III: TSH below 9 pu/ml. As laboratory data, protein bound iodine (PBI), T3-resin sponge uptake (T3-RSU), antibody titer against thyroglobulin by tanned red cell agglutination were measured in all cases. Thyroidal I131-uptake (per cent dose in 24 hours) was determined in 26 cases. The tissues for histological studies were obtained by open operation and microscopical sections were stained with hematoxylin and eosin. The estimated histological features included follicular atrophy, diminution of colloid, active destruction of the follicles, hyperplasia and proliferationof the follicular epithelial cells, Hiirthle cell formation, giant cells in the follicles, formation of the lymphoid follicles, diffuse infiltration of lymphocytes and plasma cells, diffuse interfollicular fibrosis, interlobular fibrosis and vascular changes. 1. Clinical Observations The marked predilection for females was evident, only one patient being male. The average age in Group I was slightly younger than that in the other groups. In Group I, 8 of the 9 patients revealed some clinical symptoms of hypothyroidism. In the other two groups, many patients were clinically asymptomatic. Duration of goiter showed no significant difference among the groups and there was no intimate correlation between duration of goiter and laboratory findings.

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Clinical and Pathological Studies on 30 Biopsy Cases of Chronic Thyroiditis, with Special Reference to Physiological and Pathological Significance of Thyrotropin (TSH)