Monitoring of urinary iodine concentration in naval pilots:should iodine be supplemented or limited at coastal stations?  

作　　者：Jia Zeng Qi Li Xiang Lu Dan-Dan Liu Rong-Guan Jiao Yan-Qing Jiang Yan-Bing Liu Wan-Qing Xu Jun Ma Guo-Li Gu 

机构地区：[1]Department of Aeronautical Diseases,Naval Medical Center,Naval Medical University of Chinese PLA,Shanghai 200052,China [2]No.92853 Station Troops Hospital of Chinese PLA,Huludao 125000,Liaoning,China [3]Department of Intensive Care Unit,Naval Medical Center,Naval Medical University of Chinese PLA,Shanghai 200052,China [4]Department III of Internal Medicine,Naval Medical Center,Naval Medical University of Chinese PLA,Shanghai 200052,China [5]Department of General Surgery,Air Force Medical Center,Air Force Medical University of Chinese PLA,Beijing 100142,China

出　　处：《Military Medical Research》2025年第1期154-156,共3页军事医学研究(英文版)

基　　金：supported by the Military Medical Science and Technology Youth Cultivation Program of the Chinese PLA(17QNP023);the Key Projects of Medical Service Scientific Research of the Navy Medical Center(20M2302);the Military Logistics National Military Standard General Project of Chinese PLA(BHJ22B002).

摘　　要：Dear Editor,In recent years,there has been a significant upward trend in the detection rate of thyroid diseases among military flight personnel[1].Thyroid diseases not only pose a serious threat to the health of flight personnel but also have negative impacts on the aviation safety and combat effectiveness of troops.It has been confirmed that the occurrence and progression of thyroid diseases are closely linked to dietary iodine intake.Studies have manifested that long-term excessive or insufficient iodine intake can lead to thyroid diseases[2,3].

关 键 词：Naval pilot THYROID Urinary iodine 

分 类 号：R851[医药卫生—航空、航天与航海医学]