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Condição causada por perda parcial ou completa da função tireoidiana devido a falha no desenvolvimento da tireoide durante o período pré-natal. Nestes casos, a tireoide apresenta-se lisa e aumentada e em bebês por aspecto apático, edema facial, língua grossa que se sobressai. Esta afecção pode também se apresentar com episódios de sufocamento, constipação, cabelos secos, ralos e frágeis, icterícia, ausência de tônus muscular, linha capilar baixa, dificuldade de alimentação, baixa estatura, sonolência e lentificação.
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A condition caused by a partial or complete loss of thyroid function due to failure of the thyroid to correctly develop during the antenatal period. This condition is characterised by a swollen, smooth thyroid gland, and in infants by a dull look, puffy face, and thick tongue that sticks out. This condition may also present with choking episodes, constipation, dry brittle hair, jaundice, lack of muscle tone, low hairline, poor feeding, short height, sleepiness, or sluggishness.

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A condition caused by a partial or complete loss of thyroid function due to failure of the thyroid to correctly develop during the antenatal period. This condition is characterised by a swollen, smooth thyroid gland, and in infants by a dull look, puffy face, and thick tongue that sticks out. This condition may also present with choking episodes, constipation, dry brittle hair, jaundice, lack of muscle tone, low hairline, poor feeding, short height, sleepiness, or sluggishness.
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    Permanent congenital hypothyroidism with diffuse goitre
    A condition caused by a partial or complete loss of thyroid function due to failure of the thyroid to correctly develop during the antenatal period. This condition is characterised by a swollen, smooth thyroid gland, and in infants by a dull look, puffy face, and thick tongue that sticks out. This condition may also present with choking episodes, constipation, dry brittle hair, jaundice, lack of muscle tone, low hairline, poor feeding, short height, sleepiness, or sluggishness.

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