I came across this tool which originates in Germany, it just needs values for TSH, FT4 and FT3 and from there tries to characterise underling Thyroid conditions. I've downloaded it fine, and it's fairly simple to set up. Not sure how easy the results are to interpret though.
The actual inventor and author of the SPINA system is not Canadian but is Dr Johannes W Dietrich of Bochum University in Germany. Our group is in close contact with the Canadian site's author Dr Tania Smith, so she has picked it up there from the Dietrich paper.
Thanks, I tried to run mine but then realised I had only one FT3 test done by my GP, and this was when I was, ahem, experimenting with my Levo... so not much use. I'd have thought a tool like this would have been helpful to GPs when faced with a patient not benefitting from Levo... has anyone tried persuading a GP to look at it's output?
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