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Hypertension in Neonatal Hyperthyroidism FREE

Barry S. Schonwetter, MD; Samuel M. Libber, MD; M. Douglas Jones, MD; Kee J. Park, MD; Leslie P. Plotnick, MD
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Am J Dis Child. 1983;137(10):954-955. doi:10.1001/archpedi.1983.02140360018006.
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• Hypertension has only recently been reported in neonatal hyperthyroidism. We describe three children with hypertension as a prominent part of the syndrome. Antihypertensive therapy alone was ineffective in controlling elevated BP. All patients showed gradual resolution of hypertension once a euthyroid state was achieved.

(Am J Dis Child 1983;137:954-955)

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Hayles AB:  Problems of childhood Graves' disease . Mayo Clin Proc 1972;;47:850-853.
Serup J, Petersen S:  The possible relation between postpartum exacerbation of hyperthyroidism and neonatal thyrotoxicosis . Acta Med Scand 1971;;202:455-458.
Singer J:  Neonatal thyrotoxicosis . J Pediatr 1977;;91:749-751.
Bussman YL, Tillman ML, Pagliara AS:  Neonatal thyrotoxicosis associated with the hyperviscosity syndrome . J Pediatr 1977;;90:266-268.
Vaidya VA, Bongiovanni AM, Parks JS, et al:  Twenty-two years' experience in the medical management of juvenile thyrotoxicosis . Pediatrics 1974;;54:565-570.
Eason E, Costom B, Papageorgiou AN:  Hypertension in neonatal thyrotoxicosis . J Pediatr 1982;;100:766-768.
La Franchi SH:  Hypothyroidism . Pediatr Clin North Am 1979;;26:33-51.
Fisher DA:  Pathogenesis and therapy of neonatal Graves disease . Am J Dis Child 1976;; 130:133-134.
Rayner PHW:  Neonatal Graves' disease . Dev Med Child Neurol 1976;;18:666-667.
Hollingsworth DR, Mabry CC:  Congenital Graves disease: Four familial cases with long-term follow-up and perspective . Am J Dis Child 1976;;130:148-155.
Hollingsworth DR, Mabry CC, Eckerd JM:  Hereditary aspects of Graves' disease in infancy and childhood . J Pediatr 1972;;81:446-459.
Farrehi C, Mitchell M, Fawcett DM:  Heart failure in congenital thyrotoxicosis . Pediatrics 1966;;37:460-466.
Riopel DA, Mullins DE:  Thyrotoxicosis and paroxysmal tachycardia . Pediatrics 1972;;50: 140-144.

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Hayles AB:  Problems of childhood Graves' disease . Mayo Clin Proc 1972;;47:850-853.
Serup J, Petersen S:  The possible relation between postpartum exacerbation of hyperthyroidism and neonatal thyrotoxicosis . Acta Med Scand 1971;;202:455-458.
Singer J:  Neonatal thyrotoxicosis . J Pediatr 1977;;91:749-751.
Bussman YL, Tillman ML, Pagliara AS:  Neonatal thyrotoxicosis associated with the hyperviscosity syndrome . J Pediatr 1977;;90:266-268.
Vaidya VA, Bongiovanni AM, Parks JS, et al:  Twenty-two years' experience in the medical management of juvenile thyrotoxicosis . Pediatrics 1974;;54:565-570.
Eason E, Costom B, Papageorgiou AN:  Hypertension in neonatal thyrotoxicosis . J Pediatr 1982;;100:766-768.
La Franchi SH:  Hypothyroidism . Pediatr Clin North Am 1979;;26:33-51.
Fisher DA:  Pathogenesis and therapy of neonatal Graves disease . Am J Dis Child 1976;; 130:133-134.
Rayner PHW:  Neonatal Graves' disease . Dev Med Child Neurol 1976;;18:666-667.
Hollingsworth DR, Mabry CC:  Congenital Graves disease: Four familial cases with long-term follow-up and perspective . Am J Dis Child 1976;;130:148-155.
Hollingsworth DR, Mabry CC, Eckerd JM:  Hereditary aspects of Graves' disease in infancy and childhood . J Pediatr 1972;;81:446-459.
Farrehi C, Mitchell M, Fawcett DM:  Heart failure in congenital thyrotoxicosis . Pediatrics 1966;;37:460-466.
Riopel DA, Mullins DE:  Thyrotoxicosis and paroxysmal tachycardia . Pediatrics 1972;;50: 140-144.

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