Perirenal hemorrhage in newborn

Goldberg, Leonard S.; Deeths, H.Jeoffrey

doi:10.1016/0090-4295(76)90576-8

Urology

1976

DOI: 10.1016/0090-4295(76)90576-8

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Perirenal hemorrhage in newborn

Leonard S. Goldberg

H.Jeoffrey Deeths

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Adrenal Hemorrhage in Neonates: Report of 5 Cases and Review of the Literature

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The differential diagosis of masses in the suprarenal area in neonates is discussed in relation to clinical, laboratory and radiologic findings. Neonatal adrenal hemorrhage can be accurately diagnosed clinically. In the neonate neuroblastoma in situ is self-limiting and exploration to exclude it is unnecessary. Operative intervention should be reserved for controlling massive adrenal hemorrhage or if an abscess forms.

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Adrenal Hemorrhage in Neonates: Report of 5 Cases and Review of the Literature

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Ultrasonic spectrum of adrenal masses

Gooding¹

1979

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Adrenal haemorrhage presenting as an abdominal mass in the newborn

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1987

J Paediatrics Child Health

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Adrenal haemorrhage in the newborn, an entity well recognized at autopsy and as a cause of massive haemorrhage, may present as an asymptomatic abdominal mass. Three cases of neonatal adrenal haemorrhage are described and the literature is reviewed. Most of the affected babies were of normal birthweight, full term and with no history of difficult delivery or neonatal asphyxia. Most presented with a flank mass and jaundice. The haemoglobin was not always low. Intravenous urography and sonography were the investigations of choice. The most serious condition in the differential diagnosis is neuroblastoma, but the chance of this presenting in the newborn period with normal catecholamine secretion and no evident metastases is sufficiently rare to justify expectant management. Follow‐up physical examination and repeat sonography at 1 month are recommended. This interval is long enough to allow resolution of a mass caused by adrenal haemorrhage.

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Perirenal hemorrhage in newborn

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References 20 publications

Adrenal Hemorrhage in Neonates: Report of 5 Cases and Review of the Literature

Adrenal Hemorrhage in Neonates: Report of 5 Cases and Review of the Literature

Ultrasonic spectrum of adrenal masses

Adrenal haemorrhage presenting as an abdominal mass in the newborn

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