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Oculoplastic Surgery
Should teprotumumab be used in patients with active, moderate Graves thyroid eye disease in the absence of proptosis?
Answer from: at Community Practice
Proptosis is not the only manifestation of TED. Diplopia and lid retraction are a big deal, and Tepezza can help with this.
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