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pha ring monodeiodinase, which converts T4 to rT3. From 15% to 20% of the thyroid hormone in the fetus is thought to come from the mother via the placenta and the remaining thyroid hormone to be secreted by the fetal thyroid. A report by Vulsma et al. (2) indicating that 30% to 50% of thyroid hormone comes from the mother at term is consistent with the finding that serum levels of T4 in neonates with congenital thyroid hypoplasia range from 2.3 ƒÊg/dl to 5.4

Hormonal Regulation of Growth and Maturation: I. The Effect of Hormones on Fetal Growth