Presentation of Pseudohypoparathyroid disorders by age in the pediatric population [3, 8, 49-51].

Table 3: Presentation of Pseudohypoparathyroid disorders by age in the pediatric population [3, 8, 49-51].

Age	Presentation
Newborn	• Congenital hypothyroidism
Infant	• Early onset obesity • Mild delay in acquisition of milestones • Mild or borderline increased TSH
Toddler < 2 years	• Round face • Rapid weight gain and obesity • Subcutaneous ossifications • Subclinical hypothyroidism
Children > 2 years	• Moderate mental retardation • Brachydactyly • Afebrile seizures • Short stature, subnormal growth rates due to growth hormone deficiency • Obesity • Subcutaneous ossification
Adolescence	• Pubertal delay due to gonadotropin resistance • Short stature • Brachydactyly becomes more evident • Dental abnormalities