Newborn Indirect Hyperbilirubinemia - CRASH! Medical Review Series

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great lecture as always...thanks a lot paul

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I thinks the nomogram has to be opposite to what has shown.....red line in the safe zone and blue line in dangerous zone ....and thank you

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[@xBassel92x]

What is the difference between Krigler-Najjar syndrome and Gilbers syndrome ? Thank you.

[@HC-jd4rc]

I know this is very late but maybe for someone with the same question :
There is are some differences in molecular biology even if they both present an impairment of UDP glucuronosyl transferase. Krigler-Najjar is the one that really have clinical significance because Gilbert presents as very mild hyperbilirubinemia.

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[@xDomglmao]

14:35 How does the administration of Rhogam prevent the formation of anti-D-AB?

[@ConfusedRainbow1]

Rhogam binds the fetal RBCs, which are then destroyed by the spleen or macrophages. Because the RBCs are already bound, the mother doesn't form her own anti-D antibodies.

[@xDomglmao]

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