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).
In cases with hemolytic jaundice, copper is released via hemolysis and may exert toxic effects.
Serum copper is decreased in premature newborns and increased in newborns with hemolytic jaundice
Liver dysfunction: Mild hemolytic jaundice is common in malaria, severe jaundice is associated with P.
Correlation of bilirubin with liver enzymes in patients of vivax malaria

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