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Still dwelling in the past a little . . . wondering if any of you have any

inkling about any of this. This info. is excerpts from our hospital records

I obtained. Actually, they are financial records more than anything . . .

Thanks.

Under *Sydney*, I saw this:

RH TYPE

RBC PRETREAT

ERYTHROMICIN (why would that be given? it's a known otoxic)

Discharge/Final Diagnosis:

Single LB-IN HOSP NEDC

NB HEMOLY DIS-ABO ISOIMM

FETAL/NN JAUNDICE NOS

Under *me*, there's this:

Discharge/Final Diagnosis:

Post Term Preg-Del

Cord Entangle Nec-Del

Cord Compress Nec-Del

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if that is from birth they use erythromycin ointment in babies eyes to prevent

any infection from being born vaginally and I think it also prevents the spread

of a certain STD... not sure what one but they do it to all/majority of babies

as precautionary even if you don't have the STD.

-Robin

PS eye ointment and ear drops (with NO ear perforation) would be the least

Ototoxic way to be given.

Sorry for typos I am on an old PC with a cruddy keyboard.

>

>

> Date: 2006/06/16 Fri AM 11:26:01 EDT

> To: LVAS , Listen-Up ,

> " Baltimore, Chuck & Jean " jbaltimore@...>,

> " Dutton, Butch & Shari " butchandshari@...>

> Subject: any clues here?

>

> Still dwelling in the past a little . . . wondering if any of you have any

> inkling about any of this. This info. is excerpts from our hospital records

> I obtained. Actually, they are financial records more than anything . . .

> Thanks.

>

> Under *Sydney*, I saw this:

>

> RH TYPE

> RBC PRETREAT

> ERYTHROMICIN (why would that be given? it's a known otoxic)

>

> Discharge/Final Diagnosis:

> Single LB-IN HOSP NEDC

> NB HEMOLY DIS-ABO ISOIMM

> FETAL/NN JAUNDICE NOS

>

> Under *me*, there's this:

>

> Discharge/Final Diagnosis:

> Post Term Preg-Del

> Cord Entangle Nec-Del

> Cord Compress Nec-Del

>

>

>

>

> --

> Robin Tomlinson

> thetomlinsons@...

>

>

>

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if that is from birth they use erythromycin ointment in babies eyes to prevent

any infection from being born vaginally and I think it also prevents the spread

of a certain STD... not sure what one but they do it to all/majority of babies

as precautionary even if you don't have the STD.

-Robin

PS eye ointment and ear drops (with NO ear perforation) would be the least

Ototoxic way to be given.

Sorry for typos I am on an old PC with a cruddy keyboard.

>

>

> Date: 2006/06/16 Fri AM 11:26:01 EDT

> To: LVAS , Listen-Up ,

> " Baltimore, Chuck & Jean " jbaltimore@...>,

> " Dutton, Butch & Shari " butchandshari@...>

> Subject: any clues here?

>

> Still dwelling in the past a little . . . wondering if any of you have any

> inkling about any of this. This info. is excerpts from our hospital records

> I obtained. Actually, they are financial records more than anything . . .

> Thanks.

>

> Under *Sydney*, I saw this:

>

> RH TYPE

> RBC PRETREAT

> ERYTHROMICIN (why would that be given? it's a known otoxic)

>

> Discharge/Final Diagnosis:

> Single LB-IN HOSP NEDC

> NB HEMOLY DIS-ABO ISOIMM

> FETAL/NN JAUNDICE NOS

>

> Under *me*, there's this:

>

> Discharge/Final Diagnosis:

> Post Term Preg-Del

> Cord Entangle Nec-Del

> Cord Compress Nec-Del

>

>

>

>

> --

> Robin Tomlinson

> thetomlinsons@...

>

>

>

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Thank you so much . . . wasn't even thinking about the eye ointment deal

they do!

Robin

>

> if that is from birth they use erythromycin ointment in babies eyes to

> prevent any infection from being born vaginally and I think it also prevents

> the spread of a certain STD... not sure what one but they do it to

> all/majority of babies as precautionary even if you don't have the STD.

>

>

>

> .

>

>

>

--

Robin Tomlinson

thetomlinsons@...

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Thank you so much . . . wasn't even thinking about the eye ointment deal

they do!

Robin

>

> if that is from birth they use erythromycin ointment in babies eyes to

> prevent any infection from being born vaginally and I think it also prevents

> the spread of a certain STD... not sure what one but they do it to

> all/majority of babies as precautionary even if you don't have the STD.

>

>

>

> .

>

>

>

--

Robin Tomlinson

thetomlinsons@...

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Thank you so much . . . wasn't even thinking about the eye ointment deal

they do!

Robin

>

> if that is from birth they use erythromycin ointment in babies eyes to

> prevent any infection from being born vaginally and I think it also prevents

> the spread of a certain STD... not sure what one but they do it to

> all/majority of babies as precautionary even if you don't have the STD.

>

>

>

> .

>

>

>

--

Robin Tomlinson

thetomlinsons@...

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> Under *Sydney*, I saw this:

>

> RH TYPE

> RBC PRETREAT

> ERYTHROMICIN (why would that be given? it's a known otoxic)

> Single LB-IN HOSP NEDC

> NB HEMOLY DIS-ABO ISOIMM

> FETAL/NN JAUNDICE NOS

>This means that you and Sydney have different blood types, and that

some of your blood got into her at the time of birth, causing a

reaction which killed some blood cells causing jaundice. Erythromycin

usually given as an eye ointment to prevent infection from the birth

canal. Kind of old fashioned but still done routinely.

> Discharge/Final Diagnosis:

> Under *me*, there's this:

>

> Discharge/Final Diagnosis:

> Post Term Preg-Del

> Cord Entangle Nec-Del

> Cord Compress Nec-Del

>Means that Sydney was born past her due date, and that the umbilical

cord was entangled (could have been around her neck or other body

part or a knot and the cord was compressed during birth.

>

>

>

> --

> Robin Tomlinson

> thetomlinsons@...

>

>

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