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ea0065p402 | Thyroid | SFEBES2019

Rates of maternal complications from TRAb positive pregnancies are low, but strongly positive TRAb in later pregnancy is associated with adverse neonatal outcomes

Doran Isabel Huang , McFarlane James , Glasgow John Clark , Bikou Eirini , Inetinbor Emilomon , Lia Charleen , Stears Anna , Wood Diana , Gajewska-Knapik Katarzyna , Ogilvy-Stuart Amanda , Chatterjee Krishna , Moran Carla

Introduction: Graves disease during pregnancy may cause maternal or neonatal complications, including arrhythmia, thyroid storm, congenital anomalies and neonatal thyroid dysfunction (TD). The optimal timing and frequency of TRAb measurement in pregnant women with a history of TD, and whether fetal monitoring could be limited to those with a strongly positive TRAb, is unclear.Methods: Retrospective case note review of women with elevated TRAb (>1 i...

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Rates of maternal complications from TRAb positive pregnancies are low, but strongly positive TRAb in later pregnancy is associated with adverse neonatal outcomes

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