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Multinodular goitre, common in iodine deficiency, has a complex cause involving genetics, environment, and thyroid tissue changes. Understanding its development is crucial due to its high prevalence and potential for autonomy.

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  • Thyroidology

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  • Multinodular goitre (MNG) is highly prevalent, particularly in iodine-deficient regions.
  • The exact causes of MNG are not fully understood.
  • Factors include genetics, environmental influences, and local thyroid factors.

Purpose:

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  • To identify contributing factors to MNG development and heterogeneity.

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  • MNG development is complex, influenced by genetic and environmental factors.
  • Endocrine, para, and autocrine goitrogenic agents may play a role.
  • Thyroid tissue heterogeneity, stromal alterations, vascular changes, and somatic mutations contribute to MNG.
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