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By the use of various liver function tests, it was found that slight or moderate hepatic disabilities which seemed to be due to chronic lesions such as circhosis and chronic hepatitis was noticeable. In patients of hyperthyroidism hepatic disabilities were found 75 per cent and in patients of primary myxedema they were found in all of them and cured after successful treatment.Hepatomegary is the most striking sign of liver damage and shows a tendency to be related to the grade of basal metabolic rate in hyperthyroidism.Half quantitative estimation of urobilinogen in the urine is the most convenient and simple screening test for hepatic disabilities in hyperthyroidism and myxedema.There is some relation between the grade of basal metabolic rates and the number of abnormal liver function tests;all the patients whose basal metabolic rates are below 30 per cent have no sign of liver damage and then as the basal metabolic rates increases the number of abnormal liver function tests increases the number of abnormal liver function tests increase gradually.Hyperbilirubinemia is usually mild and rare as it has been said so.Excretory function examined by utilization of bromsulphalein test is rather hard to be injured in hyperthyroidism.In simple goiter, it seems to be the rule that there is no liver damage unless there are any complications.

STUDIES OF THE LIVER FUNCTION TEST IN VARIOUS DISEASES OF THE THYROID GLAND