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hemolytic jaundice

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hemolytic jaundice

[¦hē·mə¦lid·ik ′jȯn·dəs]
(medicine)
Accumulation of bile pigments in the plasma as a result of excessive hemolysis.
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On the other hand, serum copper was increased twofold in the neonates with moderate hemolytic jaundice (group B) and almost threefold in premature and full-term infants with severe hemolytic jaundice (group C).
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