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To the Editor.—
We appreciate the report by Harris et al1 of 6 infants with marked (26.4 mg/dL–36.9 mg/dL) hyperbilirubinemia, 4 of whom were normal at follow-up. This study shows the importance of long-term follow-up of at-risk infants, rather than making the diagnosis of kernicterus on the basis of nonspecific …
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