SCHMIDT SYNDROME PRESENTING WITH NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS: A CASE REPORT

Published: 2026-04-18

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Schmidt syndrome is the most common form of autoimmune polyglandular syndrome type II (APS II), characterized by autoimmune involvement of the adrenal glands and the thyroid gland. Inadequate control of the disease may be associated with the development of various neuropsychiatric disorders in patients.






 

 



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Sarvinoz Qaxramonjon qizi Abduqosimova, Adliya Omonullayevna Kholiqova, Shakhnoza Erkinovna Ergashova, Boburmirzo Ergash ugli Khursanov, Abrorjon Akmaljon ugli Abdullayev.

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Sarvinoz Qaxramonjon qizi Abduqosimova, Adliya Omonullayevna Kholiqova, Shakhnoza Erkinovna Ergashova, Boburmirzo Ergash ugli Khursanov, Abrorjon Akmaljon ugli Abdullayev. tran. 2026. SCHMIDT SYNDROME PRESENTING WITH NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS: A CASE REPORT. Uzbekistan Open Conference. 11 (Apr. 2026).