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Neonatal CholestasisOnly 14 pages are availabe for public view
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Abstract
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ur study is a retrospective study aimed to determine the prevalence, possible risk factors and the outcomes of neonatal cholestasis in Ain Shames University nicu over a duration of 3 years from January 2013 to December 2015.
The total number of neonates admitted to NICU in this period were 1153, 43 neonates developed neonatal cholestasis (direct bilirubin>1mg when TSB<5mg/dl and direct bilirubin >20% of TSB when TSB >5mg)
Prevalence of neonatal cholestasis over this period ranged from 3.20% to 4.17% with highest prevelance in 2014.
Among 43 cases of NC, 29cases were preterm, 13 cases were LBW, 20 cases were RDS, 25 cases had sepsis, 2 cases were down $, 2 cases had IEM, 20 cases had different congenital anomalies and 2 cases had indirect hyperbilirubinemia.
There is positive correlation between potassium level and direct bilirubin.
There is positive correlation between prolonged PTT level and direct bilirubin.
Among NC cases, mortality rates over 3years were 41.86% with highest mortality in 2013(50%)
In conclusion, neonatal cholestasis cases had concomitant clinical disorders might have contributed in the deveiopment of cholestasis
As prematurity, low birth weight, sepsis, congenital anomalies and inborn errors of metabolism.
Mortality outcomes was higher in cases who were preterm, low birth weight, twin and whose mother had PROM.
Mortality rates were higher in patients with positive CRP, positive chest Xray findings and elevated AST and ALT.