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RESUMEN

El hipotiroidismo es la enfermedad tiroides más común, cuando se presenta con elevación de TSH y disminución de T4 libre se denomina hipotiroidismo clínico, y cuando solo se manifiesta con elevación de THS y Los valores de T4 libre se mantienen normales se denomina hipotiroidismo subclínico. La causa más común es la etiología autoinmune. El diagnóstico durante el embarazo se realiza con la medición de THS y los rangos varían dependiendo del trimestre de gestación.

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