Neonatal jaundice (neonatal hyperbilirubinemia) is yellowing of the skin/sclerae in newborns due to elevated bilirubin, affecting ~60% of term and ~80% of preterm infants in the first week of life. It can be physiological or pathological, with the key concern being bilirubin neurotoxicity (kernicterus).

Good results. Now let me read the most relevant textbook sections in parallel.

Good content retrieved. Let me now get the management details and more clinical content from Rosen's EM.

Let me now get the detailed management section from Creasy & Resnik's (maternal-fetal medicine), and the Rosen's EM section specifically on management:

Let me read the Rosen's Management section and the Harriet Lane exchange transfusion figure:

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