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Etiologi Demam pada Bayi
Etiologi demam pada bayi usia 0–60 hari yang mengancam nyawa adalah infeksi bakterial serius. Secara garis besar, etiologi demam pada bayi berusia 0–60 hari dibedakan menjadi infeksi dan non infeksi.
Kemudian dapat pula dibedakan berdasarkan durasi demam dan usia, dimana pada usia ≤7 hari biasanya terjadi karena infeksi maternal atau saat persalinan. Pada bayi usia 0–7 hari demam dapat berasal dari infeksi saat kehamilan dan persalinan ibu.
Pada usia 8–28 hari demam seringkali disebabkan oleh infeksi. Pada usia 29–60 hari demam dapat disebabkan karena infeksi dan malignansi, serta vaksinasi. Berdasarkan durasi demam dibedakan menjadi akut yaitu ≤14 hari dan kronik, yaitu >14 hari.[2,5,6,8–10]
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