[PDF] Top 20 The Natural History of Neonatal Jaundice

... Only a small number of infants are found to have serum bilirubin levels >12.9 mg/dL in the first several days of life.10 However, there is a difference of opinion about the natural hi[r] ... See full document

... CP. Jaundice was also significantly more common in CP cases, and given that jaundice is treatable, early treatment is advised to prevent ...A neonatal seizure history was more common in chil- ... See full document

... the natural history of bilirubinemia in our study population, we also recorded the TcB levels in 108 hospitalized, ex- clusively breastfed infants in the fi rst 2 days after ... See full document

... of jaundice. Jaundice is diagnosed and serum bilirubin is 345 µmol (20 mg/dl) and there is no family history of jaundice and treated was only with ...50 neonatal concern as control and ... See full document

... Although it is the opinion of the authors that acy- clovir should not be added routinely to standard antibiotics as management for neonates admitted to rule out sepsis, HSV should be considered in the differential ... See full document

... The observation that previously unde- tected group B streptococcal colonization occurs following hospital discharge is new and might explain recurrent group B streptococcal disease in ne[r] ... See full document

... pathological jaundice. The signs which help to differentiate pathological jaundice of neonates from physiological jaundice of neonates are the presence of intrauterine growth restriction, stigma of ... See full document

... of neonatal jaundice among Malaysian ...about neonatal jaundice, and 71.7% knew that jaundice lasting more than 2 weeks was ...that jaundice appearing during the first 36 hours ... See full document

... about neonatal jaundice, and 71.7% knew that if jaundice remains for more than two weeks was abnormal, but only ...that jaundice in first 36 hours of neonate's life was ...of jaundice ... See full document

... Based on these concerning findings, it is important to assess knowledge translation and the extent to which national guidelines are known and practised, as man- agement according to national guidelines might mini- mize ... See full document

... Johannes Orth was an assistant to the famous Virchow in Berlin, when in 1875 he published the results of an autopsy of a jaundiced term infant. The brain was nota- ble for an intense yellow staining of the basal ganglia, ... See full document

... cholestatic jaundice in the neonatal period, viral hepatitis; biliary atresia and choledocal cyst are the most frequent ...Prolonged neonatal jaundice, beyond day 14 of life is very common and ... See full document

... with jaundice twice daily in subsequent days until a steady decrease was ...and neonatal risk factors for jaundice development (maternal diabetes and hypertension, neonatal gender, origin and ... See full document

... Likelihood ratio tests were used to test for effect measure modification by gestational age (term versus preterm) in the entire cohort with a full range of diagnoses and within the diagnostic subgroups. Similarly, in the ... See full document

... Studies after phenobarbital therapy in five of the seven patients with questionable or no excretion on the initial studies showed definite excretion in four.. Only in one patient who had[r] ... See full document

... The present study demonstrates a high associa- tion between elevated AFP levels in umbilical cord blood and subsequent severe neonatal jaundice in normal healthy full-term newborns. High[r] ... See full document

... least true with viral infections, severe neonatal jaundice, and favism. As regards favism, we have investigated the[r] ... See full document

... a diverse sample of newborns (<7 days old) at 7 sites across the United States. By using specialized software, data on color values in the images (“features”) were extracted. Machine learning and regression analysis ... 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

... of neonatal jaundice at different gestational ages across neonatal units in Great ...72 neonatal units in Great Britain and enquired about the unit guidelines for management of neonatal ... See full document