Bilirrubina sérica en el primer día de vida como predictor de hiperbilirrubinemia patológica neonatal
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2023-06-27
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Universidad Nacional de Trujillo
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La ictericia neonatal es benigna y es posible que no requiera intervención, sin embargo, debemos considerar en caso nos enfrentemos a un cuadro de ictericia que puede estar asociada con una enfermedad subyacente, lo que, por lo tanto, justifica una estimación precisa e imparcial de la bilirrubina. Dichas mediciones de bilirrubina sérica total (al alta entre 18 y 72 horas) se pueden utilizar para predecir las posibilidades de desarrollar hiperbilirrubinemia grave.
El reconocimiento, seguimiento y tratamiento temprano de la ictericia neonatal se ha vuelto más difícil, ya que el alta temprana de nos recién nacidos de los hospitales se ha convertido en una práctica común.
Este estudio prospectivo permite identificar a los recién nacidos en riesgo de desarrollar hiperbilirrubinemia significativa más adelante durante los primeros días de vida, midiendo los niveles de bilirrubina sérica del primer día.
Abstract Neonatal jaundice is benign and no intervention might be required, but jaundice can be associated with an underlying disease condition, which therefore warrants accurate and unbiased estimation of bilirubin. total serum bilirubin measurements (at discharge between 18 hours and 72 hours) can be used to predict the chances of developing severe hyperbilirubinemia. The recognition, follow-up, and early treatment of neonatal jaundice has become more difficult, since the earlier discharge of newborns from hospitals has become common practice. This prospective study was undertaken to identify the newborns at risk for developing significant hyperbilirubinemia later during the first days of life by measuring the serum bilirubin levels of the firsts days of life to determine the critical predictive serum bilirubin value on the first day of life.
Abstract Neonatal jaundice is benign and no intervention might be required, but jaundice can be associated with an underlying disease condition, which therefore warrants accurate and unbiased estimation of bilirubin. total serum bilirubin measurements (at discharge between 18 hours and 72 hours) can be used to predict the chances of developing severe hyperbilirubinemia. The recognition, follow-up, and early treatment of neonatal jaundice has become more difficult, since the earlier discharge of newborns from hospitals has become common practice. This prospective study was undertaken to identify the newborns at risk for developing significant hyperbilirubinemia later during the first days of life by measuring the serum bilirubin levels of the firsts days of life to determine the critical predictive serum bilirubin value on the first day of life.
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Hiperbilirrubinemia, Bilirrubina, Neonatos a Término, Predicción