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== Diagnosis ==
== Diagnosis ==


DIRECT- conjugated, post- liver
#Direct (conjugated, post- liver obstructive)
 
##congenital biliary atresia
obstructive:
##neuroblastoma
 
##cholesterol cysts
- congenital biliary atresia
#Cellular
 
##hepatitis
- neuroblastoma
##galactosemia
 
##sepsis
- cholesterol cysts
##TORCHS
 
##tyrosinemia
CELLULAR:
##alpha 1 antitrypsis deficiency
 
#Iindirect (unconjugated, pre-liver)
- hepatitis
##sepsis
 
##hypotension
- galactosemia
##rH/ ABO incompatibility
 
- sepsis
 
- TORCHS
 
- tyrosinemia
 
- alpha 1 antitrypsis deficiency
 
INDIRECT- unconjugated, pre-liver
 
- sepsis
 
- hypotension
 
- rH/ ABO incompatibility


== <span class="Apple-style-span" style="line-height: normal;  border-collapse: collapse"><font color="#000000">Work-Up</font></span> ==
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Revision as of 06:46, 12 March 2011

Risk Factors

  1. Isoimmune hemolytic disease
  2. G6PD deficiency
  3. Asphyxia
  4. Significant lethargy
  5. Temperature instability
  6. Sepsis
  7. Acidosis
  8. Albumin <3 g/d (if measured)

Diagnosis

  1. Direct (conjugated, post- liver obstructive)
    1. congenital biliary atresia
    2. neuroblastoma
    3. cholesterol cysts
  2. Cellular
    1. hepatitis
    2. galactosemia
    3. sepsis
    4. TORCHS
    5. tyrosinemia
    6. alpha 1 antitrypsis deficiency
  3. Iindirect (unconjugated, pre-liver)
    1. sepsis
    2. hypotension
    3. rH/ ABO incompatibility

Work-Up

1) Tbil

2) Dbil

3) CBC (for hemolytic anemia)

4) Coombs or T&S (mom & baby)

5) ?blood resorption

6) ?septic

7) ?Decreased gastric motility

8) Physiologic/breast milk (none @ birth presents 1st week)

PHOTOTHERAPY GUIDELINES

Age Low Med High
Birth 7.0 5.0 4.0
24h 11.5 9.0 8.0
48h 15 14 10
72h 17.5 15 14
96h 20 17.5

14.5

5+day 21 17.5 15

Low Risk: >=38wk + no risk factors

Med Risk: (>=38wk + risk factors) or (35-37 wk and no risk factors)

High Risk: 35-37wk + risk factors

see http://bilitool.org/

Source

DONALDSON 10/07 (from UpToDate), Mistry, DeBonis