COMPLEX CHARACTERISTICS OF ETIOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS OF NEONATAL HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA STATES

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Resident Physician of the Neonatology Department, Children's Multidisciplinary Medical Center of Samarkand Region
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First-year student of the Medical Faculty Samarkand State Medical University
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First-year student of the Medical Faculty Samarkand State Medical University
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Abstract:

Pathological hyperbilirubinemia develops due to exacerbation of physiological mechanisms or addition of pathogenetic factors, including: 1) hemolytic conditions (immune conflicts, erythrocyte membranopathies and enzymopathies); 2) polymorphism of genes encoding bilirubin metabolism enzymes; 3) obstructive processes in the biliary system; 4) metabolic and endocrine disorders; 5) infectious and inflammatory diseases with liver damage.

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Samiyeva, S. ., Olimjonova , F., & Olimjonova, Z. (2025). COMPLEX CHARACTERISTICS OF ETIOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS OF NEONATAL HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA STATES. Universal Index Library of Applied Sciences in the Modern World: Problems and Solutions, 4(7), 93–94. Retrieved from https://www.inacademylib.com/index.php/uilzdaf/article/view/51630

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