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1 INTRODUCTION RAI (radioiodine) is a well-established, safe, effective, and economic definitive treatment option for patients with hyperthyroidism in use since the 1940s.1 Traditionally, treatment is considered successful if the patient can discontinue anti-thyroid medication.2 However, treatment induced hypothyroidism and a permanent need for exogenous thyroid hormone replacement and biochemical surveillance may be perceived as negative outcomes.
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