Die ABO-Inkompatibilität als außergewöhnliche Indikation zur Austauschtransfusion beim Neugeborenen

Klauwer, Dietrich; Kampschulte, B.; Faas, Dirk; Dechant, Michael; Heckmann, Matthias; Hackstein, Holger; Bein, Gregor

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“…ABO incompatibility is a rare disease with subsequent need for phototherapy due to hyperbilirubinemia in 1%–3%. 1–3 Our patient had a positive Coombs test for isoagglutinine A on his red blood cells after an acid elution process had been performed (BAG Elutions-Kit, BAG Healthcare). However not only hemolytic disease of ABO incompatibility may have caused the rapid rise of total plasma bilirubin levels.…”

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ABO incompatibility and mild factor VIII deficiency in the neonate: Not too much of a problem but a challenge on ECMO

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Coagulopathy and bleeding on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) contribute to a worse outcome, and hyperbilirubinemia is an additional threat for newborn babies. We report a case of a newborn boy with congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) associated with ABO incompatibility and an inherited mild hemophilia A. Due to respiratory failure he needed ECMO on his first day of life. During ECMO an exchange transfusion was performed after an extensive hyperbilirubinemia had evolved. Thereafter severe bleeding occurred, and a very low factor VIII level was found causative for that. After factor VIII substitution bleeding was under control and the baby eventually could be weaned from ECMO, underwent corrective surgery, and recovered.

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“…Nevertheless phototherapy may be necessary and in the case of ineffectiveness exchange transfusion can prevent bilirubin encephalopathy. 1–3…”

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ABO incompatibility and mild factor VIII deficiency in the neonate: Not too much of a problem but a challenge on ECMO

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“…als Indikation zur Blutaustauschtransfusion (16,26). Schwere Verläufe spielten auch in der Kernikterus-Erhebung der USA eine Rolle (15).…”

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Die ABO-Inkompatibilität als außergewöhnliche Indikation zur Austauschtransfusion beim Neugeborenen

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ABO incompatibility and mild factor VIII deficiency in the neonate: Not too much of a problem but a challenge on ECMO

ABO incompatibility and mild factor VIII deficiency in the neonate: Not too much of a problem but a challenge on ECMO

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