[PDF] Top 20 Abstract Background: The incidence of Jaundice in pregnancy is 3% to 5%. The causes of jaundice in pregnancy

... with jaundice admitted in department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Dr BSA Medical College &Hospital, ...of jaundice and their relation with maternal and foetal morbidity and ... See full document

... of pregnancy, intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy, viral hepatitis, malaria and sickle cell anemia were the causes of jaundice in their ...of jaundice followed by AFLP in ...with ... See full document

... The incidence of jaundice in India varies from ...deliveries. Jaundice in pregnancy carries a grave prognosis for both the mother and the fetus, and is responsible for 10% of maternal ...in ... See full document

... of jaundice complicating pregnancy. Incidence of jaundice complicating pregnancy was found to be ...of jaundice in pregnancy was found to be HELLP syndrome ... See full document

... of jaundice complicating pregnancy during this period for India ranged from ...peak incidence was seen in peak age for child bearing ...and 5. Only 5% of patients were utilizing safe ... See full document

... of causes of jaundice was presented in Table ...of causes of ...main causes of jaundice on 121 British cases in study of Whitehead MW were malignancy ...British jaundice cases ... See full document

... The incidence of jaundice in pregnancy was ...The causes for jaundice were viral hepatitis ...was 3 in ...within 3 weeks of ... See full document

... In pregnancy, the liver is not palpable ...muscles. 3%-5% of pregnancies show abnormal liver function ...potential causes are coexisting liver disease (commonest being viral hepatitis or ... See full document

... Most common cause of jaundice in pregnancy in our study was viral hepatitis. Maternal morbidities were PPH and septicemia. Fetomaternal outcome was poor in patients with septicemia. Public awareness about ... See full document

... unconjugated jaundice is the most common form of prolonged ...milk jaundice, extravasated blood (cephalhematoma, bruises), subclinical hemolysis (G6PD deficience, Rh- incompatibility, ABO incompatibility, ... See full document

... < 3 mg/dl and > 3 mg/dl with respect to various factors that may be associated with the risk of hyperbilirubinemia, such as gender, gestational age, birth weight and oxytocin ...significant ... See full document

... gy, studies found that some cases of unex- plained neonatal hyperbilirubinemia were as- sociated with gene mutations for bilirubin metabolism-related enzymes, such as G6PD, as well as the Gly71Arg mutation in the UGT1A1 ... See full document

... incidence of errors derived from health care that was found through the review of medical records is 1.4 per 100 patient-days, a lower figure than our results, which have combined the observational identification ... See full document

... However, supposedly normal donors gave blood re- subting in the same incidence of jaundice in the recipient1. Such figures indicate that a history of jaundice is an indication for reject[r] ... See full document

... The previously conducted screening and follow-up study were parts of a scanning study. The study used the Edinburgh Postpartum Depression Scale (EPDS) to assess 463 pregnant women in the first trimester of ... See full document

... distinguishing medical from surgical cause of jaundice and to differentiate extrahepatic from intrahepatic biliary obstruction. USG is initial screening information in patients with suspected obstructive ... See full document

... Decompensated liver disease caused by various modifiable and non modifiable factors leads to progression of cirrhosis, jaundice, bleeding varcies and other complications which leads to high complications and ... See full document

... of serum albumin (ie, #2.5 g/dL). “Pregnancy-induced hypertension” was defined as BP $ 140/90 mmHg on two occasions at least 6 hours apart in women who were nor- motensive in the pre-pregnancy phase. ... See full document

... Table 5 shows the radiometric quantities used in measuring the phototherapy dose. The quantity most commonly reported in the literature is the spectral irradiance. In the nursery, spectral irradiance can be ... See full document

... developed jaundice required the management of hyperbilirubinemia ...Neonatal jaundice may be on account of different parameters such as birth weight, gesta- tional age, premature rupture of membranes, ma- ... See full document