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|Articles|January 1, 2004
Baffling jaundice at 5 weeks: Are you being watched, Doctor?
The 5-week-old girl just admitted to your pediatric service is here for evaluation of lethargy, jaundice, and poor weight gain after hardly a month at home. Admission came at the request of the gastroenterologist to whom she had been referred by her primary care pediatrician because of rising direct hyperbilirubinemia.
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