Sarah A86-Which should we rule out in a newborn with jaundice and normocolic stool?-gauche-alpha antitrypsin deficiency-galactosemia-cytomegalovirus-glycogen type 1 storage disease
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Sarah A86-Which should we rule out in a newborn with jaundice and normocolic stool?-gauche-alpha antitrypsin deficiency-galactosemia-cytomegalovirus-glycogen type 1 storage disease
Solution
In a newborn with jaundice and normocolic stool, we can rule out alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency. This condition typically presents with jaundice and pale or acholic stools, not normocolic stools.
Gaucher's disease, galactosemia, cytomegalovirus, and glycogen storage disease type 1 can all present with jaundice, but they are not typically associated with changes in stool color. Therefore, they cannot be ruled out based solely on the presence of jaundice and normocolic stools.
However, it's important to note that these conditions are quite rare and would require further testing for a definitive diagnosis.
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