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Hebamme 2017; 30(04): 263-269
DOI: 10.1055/s-0043-113032
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Hyperbilirubinämie beim Neugeborenen: erkennen, abgrenzen, behandeln

Dr. med. Monika Berns
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10 October 2017 (online)

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Die Überwachung der Hyperbilirubinämie beschäftigt viele Hebammen. Immerhin war der teuerste Fall, den eine Haftpflichtversicherung für eine Hebamme im Wochenbett bezahlen musste, nach einem nicht erkannten Kernikterus. In der Leitlinie von 2015 sind unter anderem die Grenzwerte für Fototherapie festgelegt. Und es ist beschrieben, wie und warum Stillberatung manch eine Fototherapie verhindern kann. Dr. Monika Berns referierte beim 6. Forum Geburtshilfe in Kassel, wie Hyperbilirubinämie bei Neugeborenen erkannt und behandelt werden kann.
 

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