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Maria I Duggan1, Andrew T MacLaren1, Dhullipala Anand1
1Department of Neonatal Medicine,Royal Hospital for Children,Glasgow,United Kingdom.
Abstract:
This is a case review of two infants who received a prolonged course of prostaglandin-E2 therapy for congenital cardiac lesions while awaiting corrective surgery. These cases highlight an association between prolonged prostaglandin-E2 therapy with periosteal reactions and elevated C-reactive protein levels. Failure to recognise this association may lead to multiple courses of antibiotics for presumed sepsis and further prolongation of prostaglandin-E2 therapy.
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