Late vitamin K deficiency in 26 cases.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Late vitamin K deficiency in 26 cases [Abstract] Objective To investigate the infants with delayed vitamin K deficiency in the clinical characteristics and countermeasures. Methods A retrospective analysis of 26 cases of late vitamin K deficiency in children with clinical data, their clinical manifestations and laboratory analysis. Results late vitamin K deficiency caused by intracranial hemorrhage 73.1%, exclusive breastfeeding cause the disease accounting for 84.6%. After Early diagnosis and proper treatment, the cure rate was 73.1%, 23.1% incidence of complications, mortality rate 3.8%. Conclusion exclusive breastfeeding infants of late-onset high incidence of vitamin K deficiency. The disease often complicated by intracranial hemorrhage in early, early diagnosis and proper treatment to improve the cure rate of the disease and reduce the incidence of complications and reduce mortality has important clinical significance. prophylactic vitamin K, vitamin K intake of the mother and more food on the prevention of disease occurs plays an important role. [Keywords:] bleeding disorders, newborn; vitamin K / absence; breastfeeding; intracranial hypertension; cerebral edema; hernia Late vitamin K deficiency is the newborn stage (2 weeks after birth) to the suckling period due to a lack of vitamin K caused by bleeding disorders [1]. Is the most common infant clinical hemorrhagic disease, more common in exclusive breastfeeding fed infants. The incidence of acute clinical disease, severe illness, often misdiagnosed, with intracranial hemorrhage, the prognosis was poor, high mortality, the majority of survivors left permanent neurological sequelae. are summed up our hospital, 26 patients with late onset vitamin K deficiency in children with the information reported below. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Clinical data 200202/200811 First People Hospital of Panjin City, 26 patients with late onset vitamin K deficiency in children, both bef