Neonatal Graves Disease Masquerading as Hemochromatosis

Neonatal Graves Disease Masquerading as Hemochromatosis

Abstract Thyroid autoimmunity is extremely common in the adult population and can affect pregnancy outcomes. Signs in the newborn can range from absent to severe, making the diagnosis easy to miss. We present an interesting case of neonatal Graves disease associated with intrauterine growth restrict...

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