1955
DOI: 10.1136/adc.30.151.217
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The Clinical Assessment of Haemolytic Disease of the Newborn

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“…18,19 But Karel Polacek noticed that even though the cord blood bilirubin levels were always increased in infants with Rh-D HDFN, their prognostic significance were not as clear as that of the haemoglobin concentration. 20 Mollison and Cutbush noticed a close relationship between peak serum bilirubin concentration and development of kernicterus. 21 In mature infants, kernicterus seldom developed when serum bilirubin concentrations were less than 18 mg/dL.…”
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“…18,19 But Karel Polacek noticed that even though the cord blood bilirubin levels were always increased in infants with Rh-D HDFN, their prognostic significance were not as clear as that of the haemoglobin concentration. 20 Mollison and Cutbush noticed a close relationship between peak serum bilirubin concentration and development of kernicterus. 21 In mature infants, kernicterus seldom developed when serum bilirubin concentrations were less than 18 mg/dL.…”
Section: Amongmentioning
confidence: 97%