An Unusual Cause of Factor 7 Deficiency Causing Subgaleal Bleed in a Preterm Extremely Low Birth Weight Neonate
Prashanth Ranya Raghavendra,
D. Muthu Vijaya Nathan,
Santoshi Subhadarsini
et al.
Abstract:Intracranial hemorrhage is a known complication in preterm neonates. We present an unusual etiology of subgaleal bleeding in a preterm extremely low birth weight neonate secondary to factor 7 deficiency. The neonate had unexplained subgaleal bleeding at the time of birth and developed a life-threatening pulmonary bleed subsequently and expired before the administration of definitive therapy.
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