Increased concentrations of D-dimers in newborn infants

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The concentrations of D-dimers (the D fragments of fibrinogen) were measured in blood from 15 preterm infants, and 45 born at full term, to establish normal ranges. The adult normal range is <0·25 mg/l; 31 of the 60 infants (52%) had values <0*25 mg/l, in 16 (27%) they were 0·25-0-5, in eight (13%) 0·5-1, in three (5%) 1-2, and in two (3%) 2-4. D-dimer concentrations measured during the neonatal period should be interpreted with caution.

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Hudson, I. R. B., Gibson, B. E. S., Brownlie, J., Holland, B. M., Turner, T. L., & Webber, R. G. (1990). Increased concentrations of D-dimers in newborn infants. Archives of Disease in Childhood, 65(4 SPEC NO), 383–384. https://doi.org/10.1136/adc.65.4_Spec_No.383

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