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1Packed red blood cell transfusions as a risk factor for parenteral nutrition associated liver disease in premature infants显示文摘AIM To determine if packed red blood cell transfusions contribute to the development of parenteral nutrition associated liver disease. METHODS A retrospective chart review of 49 premature infants on parenteral nutrition for > 30 d who received packed red blood cell(PRBC) transfusions was performed. Parenteral nutrition associated liver disease was primarily defined by direct bilirubin(db) > 2.0 mg/dL. A high transfusion cohort was defined as receiving > 75 mL packed red blood cells(the median value). KaplanMeier plots estimated the median volume of packedred blood cells received in order to develop parenteral nutrition associated liver disease.RESULTS Parenteral nutritional associated liver disease(PNALD) was noted in 21(43%) infants based on db. Among the 27 high transfusion infants, PNALD was present in 17(64%) based on elevated direct bilirubin which was significantly greater than the low transfusion recipients. About 50% of the infants, who were transfused 101-125 mL packed red blood cells, developed PNALD based on elevation of direct bilirubin. All infants who were transfused more than 200 mL of packed red blood cells developed PNALD. Similar results were seen when using elevation of aspartate transaminase or alanine transaminase to define PNALD.CONCLUSION In this retrospective, pilot study there was a statistically significant correlation between the volume of PRBC transfusions received by premature infants and the development of PNALD.Antoni D'Souza Anushree Algotar Ling Pan Steven M Schwarz William R Treem Gloria Valencia Simon S Rabinowitz 2016World Journal of Clinical Pediatrics2016,5,4:1
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