Titlebook: Neonatal Jaundice; New Trends in Photot Firmino F. Rubaltelli,Giulio Jori Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 Laborator

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Estimation of Reserve Albumin Equivalent Concentration for Binding of Bilirubinhemistry, to assess the risk in quantitative terms? And can we evaluate the success of therapy, exchange transfusion and light, and tell when the risk is over on the basis of blood tests? These questions have often been asked but have never been finally answered.

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Postnatal Changes in the Ability of Plasma Albumin to Bind Bilirubinudged clinically well from the birth, had received no blood products or medication other than phytomenadion, did not require phototherapy, direct Coombs’ test was negative, and Apgar score was seven or more 5 min. after birth.

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Mechanism of Bilirubin Entry into the Brain in an Animal Modelbilirubin to albumin and thus increase the serum level of free bilirubin in the newborn and thereby probably also the risk for bilirubin toxicity (3, 4). A large number of tests have therefore been developed to measure the free bilirubin concentration in the blood of the newborn (5) as a way of assessing the potential risk of kernicterus.

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Factors Affecting the Transcutaneous Measurement of Bilirubin: Influence of Race, Gestational Age, P substitution or replacement for the measurement of serum bilirubin under all circumstances. Nevertheless, previous studies have tested the validity of transcutaneous bilirubinometry almost solely by comparing the degree of exact correlation with the serum value.

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Bilirubin Metabolism in the Newborn: Its Mechanisms and Relationship to Kernicterusn Bartholomeus Metlinger’s. book ., published in 1473. In 1708 Michael Ettmuller., in his treatise ., mentioned jaundice which appeared shortly after birth. He recommended feeding the affected infant saffron with breast milk several times daily. In 1751 John Burton’s.. contained the following descri

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