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Thyroid eye disease shows long-term progression in data set

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July 29, 2026↗ source

New real-world data presented at ARVO challenges the historical belief that Thyroid Eye Disease (TED) stabilizes after 18 months. Analyzing records of over 34,000 patients, researchers found that nearly 30% experienced disease progression years after their initial diagnosis. These findings suggest that the clinical progression of TED may not strictly follow the traditional Rundle's Curve model.

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