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Jaundice, Hemolytic

Known as: Jaundices, Hemolytic, JAUNDICE HEMOLYTIC, Hemolytic Jaundice 
Jaundice occurring as a result of red blood cell rupture.
National Institutes of Health

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Anemia, Hemolytic, AcquiredAnemia, hereditary spherocytic hemolyticIcterusJAUNDICE HEMATOGENOUS

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2011
2011
Clinical Course and Prognosis of Hemolytic Jaundice in Neonates in North East of Iran
Clinical Course and Prognosis of Hemolytic Jaundice in Neonates in North East of Iran Background: Hemolytic jaundice is the most… 
1997
1997
alpha, beta-Arteether for the treatment of complicated falciparum malaria.
1973
1973
Effects on plants of sera from patients with HBAg-associated hepatitis.
Highly Cited
1969
Highly Cited
1969
Treatment of unconjugated jaundice with dicophane.
1966
1966
The relation of hyperlipemia to hemolytic anemia in an alcoholic patient.
Highly Cited
1953
Highly Cited
1953
The Separation of Serum Pigments Giving the Direct and Indirect van den Bergh Reaction *
Forty years ago van den Bergh developed a method for the estimation of bilirubin in serum by combining it in alcoholic solution… 
1945
1945
Survival of transfused red cells in blackwater fever circulation and of blackwater red cells in normal circulation (preliminary report).
1939
1939
CHRONIC ULCER OF THE LEG ASSOCIATED WITH CONGENITAL HEMOLYTIC JAUNDICE
Since the beginning of the century a considerable literature has accumulated concerning hemolytic jaundice. In 1900 Minkowski and… 
Review
1936
Review
1936
HEMOLYTIC JAUNDICE: ITS DIAGNOSIS, BEHAVIOR AND TREATMENT: A REVIEW OF FORTY-FIVE CASES
The problem of the accurate diagnosis and subsequent treatment of patients presenting evidence of increased blood destruction… 
1935
1935
CHRONIC HEREDITARY HEMOLYTIC JAUNDICE
This case of chronic hereditary hemolytic jaundice is reported because the disease is relatively infrequent, because it presents… 
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