Caput vs cephalohematoma . 1. Caput is a collection of fluid and tissue while cephalohematoma is a collection of blood 2. Caput occurs above sututures while cephalohematoma below 3. Caput takes a few days to resolve while cephalohematoma takes weeks . Correct me if wrong
cephalohematoma is the collection of blood between the skull and periosteum, its unilateral and does not cross suture lines while caput succedaneum is the swelling of scalp tissues no blood collection, its bilateral and crosses suture lines
@@DrMK7 In relationship to having a high bilirubin. My son was born with jaundice and I found out he has G6PD deficiency which was discovered via 23andMe and verified by lab work. As a carrier with the variant I passed it on to him being his mother. He has been known to go into hemolysis if trigger foods are eaten.
Caput vs cephalohematoma .
1. Caput is a collection of fluid and tissue while cephalohematoma is a collection of blood
2. Caput occurs above sututures while cephalohematoma below
3. Caput takes a few days to resolve while cephalohematoma takes weeks . Correct me if wrong
also the location of the collection
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Just a correction on the unconjugated bilirubin it's fat soluble not water soluble 🙏
Yes that’s what I meant just a mixup of words thanks
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@@SandiNamfukwe I believe he said it is "water insoluble"
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cephalohematoma is the collection of blood between the skull and periosteum, its unilateral and does not cross suture lines while caput succedaneum is the swelling of scalp tissues no blood collection, its bilateral and crosses suture lines
yes
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Please make a lecture about GENITAL PROLAPSE
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Just a correction, the common bile duct enters the second part of the duodenum not the first part.
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Hello Dr Moses, could you please make a video explaining metabolic bone disease in neonates
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Doc plz make a vedio on Sickle cell dse
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17:13 Doc thanks 4 information. My child hav jaundice 4 one month now en its still there.
have you taken your child to see a doctor?
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Waiting for a video on sicklecell
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Caput cross the suture lines vs caphalo does not
definitely
Can you do HIE and birth asphyxia next
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What about being born with G6PD Deficiency?
In relation to..?
@@DrMK7 In relationship to having a high bilirubin. My son was born with jaundice and I found out he has G6PD deficiency which was discovered via 23andMe and verified by lab work. As a carrier with the variant I passed it on to him being his mother. He has been known to go into hemolysis if trigger foods are eaten.
caput crosses sutures, cephal hematoma does not
okay
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can you do asphyxia neonatorum please 🙏
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Please do RDS
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