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<p>A 16-day-old newborn presented with complaints of persistent yellowish discoloration to the OPD. This was associated with poor feeding. Upon Examination, the anterior fontanelle was wide open with sutural diastasis. Q. What is your provisional diagnosis? Q. What is the next line of investigation recommended? Q. What is the treatment and the dosage of the drug?</p>

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Explore provisional diagnosis, investigations, and treatment options for a 16-day-old newborn with jaundice and poor feeding.

Diagnosis and Treatment of Neonatal Jaundice

A 16-day-old newborn presented

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A 16-day-old newborn pres...