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In hemolysis, there is no CB in the urine but the urine is still dark because of increased urobilinogen (liver is intact, converts UCB to CB and bacteria turns it into urobilinogen, which is reabsorbed and some of it ends up in the kidney).
If this is so, then is the urine in CriglerNajjar type I also dark?
If the enzyme is absent, the patient cannot convert UCB to CB which means no urobilinogen to go into the urine (despite increased UCB)..and the urine will be light in Crigler Najjar type I. Am I correct on this?
If this is so, then is the urine in CriglerNajjar type I also dark?
If the enzyme is absent, the patient cannot convert UCB to CB which means no urobilinogen to go into the urine (despite increased UCB)..and the urine will be light in Crigler Najjar type I. Am I correct on this?
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