The Journal of Urology · 1979 · 29 citations · 9 references
MedicinePediatricsNeonatal HealthNeonatologyPediatric PathologyIntrapartum HemorrhageNeonatal JaundiceAdrenal Hemorrhage ImagingMajor HemorrhageNeonatal HemorrhageRadiographic Review
The neonatal adrenal gland is vulnerable to traumatic hemorrhage. With the correct interpretation of clinical, laboratory and radiographic data the diagnosis can be made non-operatively. We review 6 cases of acute neonatal hemorrhage. Trauma during or shortly after birth occurred in 4 cases and all 6 newborns had jaundice and anemia. Operative intervention rarely is necessary either for the diagnosis or treatment of intracapsular adrenal hemorrhage in the newborn.
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Homovanillic Acid and Vanilmandelic Acid in Diagnosis of Neuroblastoma
Clyde M. Williams, Melvin Greer · JAMA · 1963 · 100 citations
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Keith M. Schneider, Jerrold M. Becker, Irwin H. Krasna · PEDIATRICS · 1965 · 67 citations
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Prolonged Jaundice as Presenting Sign of Massive Adrenal Hemorrhage in Newborn
Judith Rose, Walter E. Berdon, Thomas P. Sullivan et al. · Radiology · 1971 · 39 citations
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Massive Adrenal Haemorrhage in the Newborn
Emily Hill, James A. Williams · Archives of Disease in Childhood · 1959 · 39 citations · Full text