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43 Table 6B. Signs and Symptoms of Fetal and Neonatal Hypothyroidism Fetus Neonate a • Goiter, which may be accompanied by hyperextensions of the neck and tracheal compression • Polyhydramnios • Delayed bone maturation • Dull look • Puffy facial features • Thickened tongue • Poor feeding • Constipation • Short stature and/or failure to grow • Poor muscle tone a Only a minority of neonates are diagnosed with congenital hypothyroidism based on clinical findings, highlighting the importance of systematic neonatal screening.

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