CASE DISCUSSION
Hemorrhagic Disease of the NewBorn
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Case Description
Hemorrhagic disease of the newborn is a life-threatening condition that is due to insufficient vitamin K levels in newborns as a result of various causes. Proper management of the disease can help reduce disease incidence. This activity outlines the evaluation and treatment of hemorrhagic disease...
Case Summary
- Neonatal hemorrhagic disease is often due to vitamin K deficiency. Other causes include defective coagulation, hepatic issues, and hereditary bleeding disorders. Assessment includes gestational age, family history, maternal history (SLE, ITP, infections, medications), and bleeding site (mucocutaneous vs. deep).
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Dr. Bharat Parmar
Professor And Head of Pediatrics at Zydus Medical College, Civil HospitalDr. Bharat Parmar is a distinguished pediatrician and academician with extensive expertise in child healthcare, pediatric education, and clinical pediatrics. He serves as the Professor and Head of the Department of Pediatrics at Zydus Medical College and Civil Hospital. Dr. Parmar is known for his contributions to pediatric care, medical teaching, and advancing evidence-based practices in child health and neonatal care.
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