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Non-immune Goiter and Hypothyroidism in a 19-week Fetus: a Plea for Conservative Treatment

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Journal J Pediatr
Specialty Pediatrics
Date 2010 Mar 23
PMID 20304420
Citations 7
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Abstract

Hypothyroidism was documented by cordocentesis at 19 weeks in a fetus with non-immune goiter. Intra-amniotic thyroxine was injected at 25 weeks when amniotic fluid volume increased. Psychomotor outcome was normal. We argue that intra-amniotic thyroxine should not be used to treat the hypothyroidism but only to correct the development of polyhydramnios.

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