Journal of Perinatology - Figures and tables for article: Israel guidelines for the management of neonatal hyperbilirubinemia and prevention of kernicterus

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Israel guidelines for the management of neonatal hyperbilirubinemia and prevention of kernicterus

M Kaplan, P Merlob and R Regev

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Indications for phototherapy in neonates 35^0/7 to 37^6/7 weeks gestation, with and without risk factors. (Graphs are adapted from the recommendations of the AAP.⁸) AAP, American Academy of Pediatrics.

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Indications for phototherapy in term neonates greater than or equal to 38^0/7 weeks gestation, with and without risk factors. (Graphs are adapted from the recommendations of the AAP.⁸) AAP, American Academy of Pediatrics.

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Table 1 - Major differences between AAP (2004) guidelines and the Israel guidelines.

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Table 2 - Clinical and laboratory signs suggestive of increased hemolysis.

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Table 3 - Laboratory tests that should be performed in the evaluation of a hyperbilirubinemic neonate.

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Table 4 - Discharge planning and follow-up program according to the STB percentile at the time of discharge.

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Table 5 - Recommendations for exchange transfusion.

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Israel guidelines for the management of neonatal hyperbilirubinemia and prevention of kernicterus

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Figure 2.

Table 1 - Major differences between AAP (2004) guidelines and the Israel guidelines.

Table 2 - Clinical and laboratory signs suggestive of increased hemolysis.

Table 3 - Laboratory tests that should be performed in the evaluation of a hyperbilirubinemic neonate.

Table 4 - Discharge planning and follow-up program according to the STB percentile at the time of discharge.

Table 5 - Recommendations for exchange transfusion.