2020
DOI: 10.1210/jendso/bvaa046.805
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SUN-431 Case Finding Versus Routine Screening of Thyroid Dysfunction in Pregnancy

Abstract: Background: Thyroid dysfunction in pregnancy is associated several adverse outcomes. This has triggered a debate about whether universal screening should be implemented. Despite recommendations against universal screening, the clinical practice of many caregivers may differ. We aimed to assess the sensitivity of using targeted high-risk case finding for diagnosing thyroid dysfunction in pregnancy compared to routine screening in pregnant Saudi women, and to evaluate if gestational diabetes (GDM)… Show more

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