… amplitudes were significantly reduced in the exposed group, with congenital hypothyroidism,
when … The Spearman test showed a slight correlation between the amplitude values of the …

We report the results of a longitudinal study of auditory brain-stem responses (ABRs) and
somatosensory evoked potentials (SEPs) performed in 6 children with congenital …

… Our results showed that congenital hypothyroidism can reduce the left ventricular systolic
function and increase the risk of arrhythmia in newborn. Thyroid-stimulating hormone level is …

… Among the typical early signs of congenital hypothyroidism is a husky, hoarse, low-pitched
cry well known to clinicians. Although sophisticated investigations on infant cry …

… amplitudes). Fast Fourier transformation graphs were analyzed by determining the frequencies
and amplitudes … earlier TSH normalization known to reduce neurophysiological disorders, …

… unusually regular theta activity of remarkably constant amplitude and frequency, little artefact,
… normal; the EEG changes at 3 to 6 months of age may be due to the direct effect of reduced …

… or amplitude was found in the CH group, but a more subtle change in amplitude topography…
was related to increased P3 latency and reduced amplitude. Group differences were found in …

… Total amplitude of R plus S -< 5 mm in each of the limb leads … About half of our hypothyroid
infants had echocardiographic … Our finding of a reduced LVFS does not lead us to agree with …

… congenital hypothyroidism and a group of 22 individuals without the disease, neonates and
infants, aged 0–12 months. The TEOAE amplitudes … for the reduction of amplitudes of OAEs …

… treatment the amplitude in these cases decreased to normal values. Significant reduction of
… (1961), there was no decrease in amplitude among our cases: on the contrary, four patients …