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The neonatal liver: Part III: Pathophysiology of liver dysfunction.
Debbie Fraser Askin
, William L. Diehl-Jones
Faculty of Health Disciplines
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Neonate
100%
Liver
100%
Neonatal Liver
100%
Liver Dysfunction
100%
Plasma Proteins
33%
Drug Use
33%
Metabolism
33%
Timely Manner
33%
Bile Salts
33%
Hyperbilirubinemia
33%
Jaundice
33%
Endogenous Steroids
33%
Sepsis
33%
Waste Products
33%
Bilirubin
33%
Clotting Factors
33%
Elevated Liver Enzymes
33%
Endogenous Hormones
33%
Hepatic Dysfunction
33%
Ammonia
33%
Hypoxic Injury
33%
Metabolic Function
33%
Steroidal Compounds
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Neonates
100%
Liver Dysfunction
100%
Hepatomegaly
66%
Hypoxic Injury
33%
Sequela
33%
Blood Clotting Factor
33%
Bilirubin
33%
Jaundice
33%
Bile Salt
33%
Hyperbilirubinemia
33%
Parenteral Nutrition
33%
Elevated Transaminases
33%
Sepsis
33%
Endogenous Hormone
33%
Serum Total Protein
33%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Liver Dysfunction
100%
Hepatomegaly
66%
Plasma Protein
33%
Hypertransaminasemia
33%
Jaundice
33%
Blood Clotting Factor
33%
Bile Salt
33%
Bilirubin
33%
Hyperbilirubinemia
33%
Sepsis
33%