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Síndrome de Lucey-Driscol
Es un trastorno metabólico que se transmite de padres a hijos. Los bebés con este trastorno nacen con ictericia severa.
La hiperbilirrubinemia familiar transitoria es un trastorno hereditario que ocurre cuando el cuerpo no descompone (metaboliza) apropiadamente una cierta forma de bilirrubina y los niveles de ésta aumentan rápidamente en el organismo. Los niveles altos son tóxicos para el cerebro y pueden causar la muerte.
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