This study aimed to assess the prevalence of newborns with hyperbilirubinemia. The prevalence of hypothyroidism and enzyme G-6-PD in newborns with hyperbilirubinemia. To compare the severity of jaundice in newborns decreased. And not diminished enzyme G-6-PD mothers who delivered at the hospital Salai. The storage of newborn babies born between October 2556 - April 2559 contains hematology from the database of the laboratory (HIM Pro and i-Lab) and clinical data from the profiles were studied in a sample of children. the birth prevalence of jaundice in newborns, 22.4 percent as a jaundice abnormal percentage 93.1, which most can not identify the cause of jaundice have (percentage 65.8) causes a known and common. ABO blood type was incompatible with the baby's mother found 12.9 percent of patients and decreased enzyme G-6-PD showed 10.96 percent when compared to the severity of jaundice in newborns decreased. And not diminished enzyme G-6-PD found that the gender factor. Have severe jaundice in males than females in newborns depletion and depletion of enzyme G-6-PD is different with statistical significance (P-value <0.0001) and factor method. treatment And the duration of treatment. With AAP Were compared in children with jaundice, the three groups mentioned above have. The difference was statistically significant (P-value 0.006) and (P-value <0.0001), respectively, but considering the average level maximum microbilirubin. The comparative sample above is not different (14.4 ± 2.1 mg / dl and 14.4 ± 2.6 mg / dl, respectively) data indicate that children born with jaundice due to decreased enzyme G-6-PD. do not make the child had jaundice severe jaundice from other causes.
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