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A 45yearold woman comes to the office today complaining of feeling "odd." Among her symptoms are weight loss for no apparent reason, "jitteriness" with a feeling like her heart is racing, and overall irritability. You notice that the patient’s eyes appear more prominent than normal. As you read this chapter, consider the following questions:

1
What gland is likely to be causing this woman's problems?
2
Where is this gland located?
3
What is the patient's likely diagnosis?
4
What treatment options are available?





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