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.5 8.9/22.3 #9/F 1.3 22 16.9 4.8 2.6 3.5 14.7/20.6 Case 1 A female born at term after an uneventful pregnancy, weight 3450 g and length 51 cm, was found to be hypothyroid at neonatal screening (TSH > 100 mU/L and fT
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increased risks (miscarriage, SGA, and LBW of neonates), we suggest multidisciplinary (endocrinologist, obstetrician) team management of all women with RTHβ embarking on pregnancy. ( Recommendation: W; Quality of evidence: ØØOO). We recommend
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