Page 343 - 16Neonatal Jaundice_compressed
P. 343

Neonatal jaundice


 Bibliographic details   Study type &   Patient characteristics   Results   Reviewers Comments
 Evidence level

        Rh incompatibility: 108/248 (43.5%)

        G6PD deficiency:
        2/248 (0.8%)

        Infection: 2/248 (0.8%)

 Author: Sodeinde O   Study type:   Diagnosis: Jaundice   Mean bilirubin levels   Not all subjects tested for ABO
    Case control study   Criteria: TSB ≥ 205 micromol/litre   TSB: Not reported   incompatibility or infection
 Year: 1995      Setting: Hospital
 -
    Evidence level: 2       ABO incompatibility: 40/150 (26.7%)
 Country: Nigeria   Sample Size: 327
    Mean GA: Not reported. 87 (26.5%) were preterm   Rh incompatibility: 3/150 (2.0%)
 Ref ID:     < 37 weeks
 85
 Mean BW: 2.73 ± 0.74 kg   G6PD deficiency: 109/327 (33.3%) (P value
 Gender M/F: Not reported   < 0.0087)
 Ethnicity: Not reported     Infection: 38/217 (17.5%)
 Breastfeeding: Not reported
 Onset of Jaundice: Not reported   Idiopathic: Not reported

 Exclusion: None
 Author: Yeung C   Study type:   Diagnosis: Jaundice   Mean bilirubin levels
    Case series   Criteria: TSB ≥ 171 micromol/litre   TSB: Not reported
 Year: 1973      Setting: Hospital
    Evidence level: 3      ABO incompatibility: 414/1811(22.8%)
 Country: China   Sample Size: 1811
    Mean GA: Not reported   Rh incompatibility: Not reported
 Ref ID:     Mean BW: Not reported. 65 (3.6%) were preterm
 90
 < 38 weeks   G6PD deficiency: 241/1811 (13.3)
 Gender M/F: 1054/755
 Ethnicity: Not reported   Infection: Not reported
 Breastfeeding: Not reported
 Onset of Jaundice: Day 0 - 10   Idiopathic: Not reported

 Exclusion: None
        Exchange transfusion (n = 581)
        ABO incompatibility: 157/581 (27.0%)

        G6PD deficiency: 13/581 (22.4%)

        Infection: Not reported

        Idiopathic: Not reported

        Kernicterus (n = 156)
        ABO incompatibility: 51/156 (32.7%)



 244
   338   339   340   341   342   343   344   345   346   347   348