A male infant is born and delivery is remarkable for yellow amniotic fluid and a jaundiced infant. Following delivery he is given intensive phototherapy and then develops erythema, which later becomes ecchymosis. What's the diagnosis?
Sarah M Marsicek, MD
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Dr Marsicek is a second-year pediatric resident at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, St. Petersburg, Florida.
Articles by Sarah M Marsicek, MD
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