Approach to Neonatal Jaundice

Year 2018, Volume: 10 Issue: 4, 18 - 24, 16.07.2018

Doç. Dr. Özge Serçe Pehlevan Serçe Pehlevan

Abstract

Yenidoğan Sarılığına Yaklaşım

Abstract

Öz

Yenidoğanların yaklaşık 2/3'ü yaşamın ilk haftası içinde sararır.

1 Serum total bilirübin (TB) düzeyi 5 mg/dl'yi aştığında sarılık ortaya çıkar.

2 Bilirübin, hem katabolizması sonucu oluşur.

Keywords

yenidoğan , sarılık , hiperbilirubinemi

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