Thyroid eye disease (TED) is a condition that occurs in association with autoimmune disease of the thyroid gland in the neck. It can cause inflammation and enlargement of the muscles and fatty tissue behind the eyes in the eye sockets. This can then lead to a patient experiencing dry or watery eyes, pain in the eye socket, disfiguration of the face due to bulging and swollen eyes, loss of vision, and a variety of other issues. TED, however, does not have a unique ICD-10 code, which makes it challenging to identify this patient population, hence the need for more tools to support thyroid eye disease research.

Verana Health is the exclusive real-world data curation and analytics partner of the American Academy of Ophthalmology IRIS® Registry (Intelligent Research in Sight). Qdata Thyroid Eye Disease is curated, high-quality data from the IRIS Registry that provides researchers with a more detailed view of the TED patient journey.

Qdata Thyroid Eye Disease by Verana Health is a research-ready, fit-for-purpose data module that can be used to uniquely identify the TED patient population, as well as better understand disease activity and severity, unlocking valuable insights across the therapeutic development cycle.