Requirements of iodine in humans | p. 5 |
Sources of dietary iodine in industrialized countries | p. 17 |
The iodine deficiency disorders | p. 25 |
Control of thyroid growth | p. 35 |
Autoregulation of thyroid function by iodide | p. 43 |
Iodine kinetics in iodine deficiency | p. 51 |
Goitrogenesis in iodine deficiency | p. 61 |
Selenium, iodine, and the thyroid | p. 71 |
Thyroid dysfunction induced by excess iodine | p. 79 |
Iodine excess and thyroid autoimmunity | p. 93 |
Nutritional informations for the elimination of IDD in Europe | p. 103 |
Requirements for goiter surveys and the determination of thyroid size | p. 109 |
Biochemical evaluation of iodine status | p. 119 |
Status of iodine nutrition in the United States | p. 129 |
Iodine intake in Canada | p. 131 |
The status of iodine nutrition in Australia | p. 133 |
Status of iodine nutrition in Japan | p. 141 |
Iodine in the food chain | p. 151 |
Animal studies of iodized oils : Iodine disposition and physiological effects | p. 159 |
Feto-maternal thyroid hormone relationships in iodine deficiency : An experimental approach | p. 171 |
Thyroid regulation during pregnancy | p. 181 |
Goitre in pregnancy in Germany | p. 191 |
Neonatal thyroid function in iodine deficiency | p. 199 |
Congenital hypothyroid screening programs and the sensitive thyrotropin assay : Strategies for the surveillance of iodine deficiency disorders | p. 211 |
National program of iodine prophylaxis and neonatal thyroid function | p. 219 |
Consequences of iodine fall out : Dosimetric and radiobiological considerations | p. 229 |
Dietary iodine supply and radioiodine uptake : The case for generalized iodine prophylaxis | p. 237 |
Use of potassium iodine to minimize thyroid radiation from radioactive fall-out | p. 243 |
Iodization of salt and food. Technical and legal aspects | p. 261 |
Study of a system of continuous iodine release into water (Rhodifuse[superscript R] iode) | p. 269 |
Iodine supplementation to a public water supply : An efficient method for correcting iodine deficiency | p. 275 |
Monitoring of programs of iodine prophylaxis in industrialized countries | p. 285 |
Implementation of iodine deficiency disorders elimination programs in Europe | p. 291 |
Urinary excretion of iodine in Norway | p. 297 |
The state of iodine nutrition in Sweden | p. 301 |
Present state of endemic goitre in Finland | p. 305 |
Iodine intake in Denmark - Influence on the pattern of thyroid disease | p. 311 |
Status of iodine deficiency in Ireland | p. 317 |
Status of iodine nutrition in the United Kingdom | p. 323 |
Iodine and goitre in The Netherlands. A role for nitrate pollution ? | p. 329 |
Iodine deficiency diseases and interdisciplinary iodine prophylaxis in the Eastern part of Germany before and after the German reunification | p. 335 |
Present status of iodine deficiency in Poland | p. 341 |
Iodine deficiency disorders and endemic goiter in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) | p. 347 |
Some problems of endemic goiter in Czecho-Slovakia yesterday, today and tomorrow | p. 353 |
Status of iodine nutrition and thyroid function in Belgium | p. 359 |
Goitre prevalence and salt iodization in France | p. 363 |
Status of iodine nutrition in Switzerland | p. 367 |
Status of iodine nutrition in Europe : National update, Austria | p. 373 |
Status of iodine nutrition in Hungary | p. 377 |
The status of iodine nutrition in Romania | p. 383 |
Endemic goiter in Portugal | p. 389 |
Iodine deficiency in Spain : Update of a widespread and persisting problem | p. 395 |
Status of iodine nutrition in Italy | p. 403 |
Endemic goiter in Croatia | p. 409 |
Status of iodine nutrition in Bulgaria | p. 415 |
Iodine nutrition and iodine deficiency disorders in Greece : Signs of improvement | p. 421 |
Endemic goiter and iodine deficiency in Turkey | p. 427 |
Abstracts of the poster presentation No. 1 - 37 | p. 433 |
Speakers | p. 479 |
Discussants | p. 483 |
Author Index | p. 487 |
Subject Index | p. 491 |
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