Pathological neonatal jaundice and the neurological sequelae of hyperbilirubinemia are no longer a problem that requires focused research. Experts clearly see that if a newborn has excessive jaundice for any reason, but if detected early, diagnosed and treated promptly, the prognosis will be very good.

Neonatal jaundice is a condition in which the concentration of bilirubin in the blood increases too high compared to normal, penetrating the skin and connective tissues, causing yellowing of the skin and mucous membranes.

Children are curious and explore their world with all their senses, including taste. As a result, the home and its surroundings can be a dangerous place when children accidentally ingest toxic substances. Every year, thousands of children are hospitalized due to poisoning. The forms of poisoning vary by age group, the type of substance exposed, the nature and the dose.