Neonatal jaundice analysis of 407 cases.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Neonatal jaundice analysis of 407 cases [Abstract] Objective of 407 cases of neonatal hospital pathological analysis of the cause of jaundice. Methods 407 cases of newborn jaundice causes of disease classification statistics. G6PD deficiency hospital accounted for the results of the third. Conclusions Neonatal jaundice disease due to infection, followed by the breast factor, G6PD deficiency in third place. [Keywords:] newborn; pathologic jaundice; G6PD deficiency Department of neonatal jaundice common, if high blood unconjugated bilirubin in the neonatal period can cause encephalopathy, can often result in death or serious sequelae such as mental retardation, hearing impairment, cerebral palsy and so on. So to For each cause of jaundice in time to find out as soon as possible intervention to prevent bilirubin encephalopathy. now our hospital in August 2008 on October -2009 diagnosed as “pathological neonatal jaundice,” the treatment of neonatal hospital 407 children were analyzed as follows. 1 Clinical data 1.1 The diagnostic criteria of neonatal pathological jaundice [1] where one of the following conditions: (1) jaundice appeared early (24h in); (2) severe jaundice, serum bilirubingt; 205mol / L (12mg/dl); (3) jaundice too long: term childrengt; 2 weeks, premature childrengt; 4 weeks; (4) jaundice retreat reproduction; (5) serum bilirubingt; 26mol / L (1.5mg/dl). 1.2 General Information of 407 cases of pathologic jaundice in newborn male and 236 cases, 171 cases of women; gestational age 35 to 41 weeks; premature children in 18 cases, 389 cases of full-term children; onset age 0 to 2 days and 60 cases, 3 14 days of 180 cases, 167 cases from 15 to 28 days. 2 Classification of neonatal pathological jaundice and analysis of statistical results in Table 1 to 3. Table 1 407 cases of neonatal jaundice causes of disease Table 2 G6PD deficiency Schedule 3 G6PD deficiency and the incidence of serum bilirubin values Lin