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A newborn boy was admitted to the hospital because of petechiae and massive splenomegaly.
The infant was born in the 39th week of the sixth pregnancy of a woman 35 years old. The pregnancy was complicated only by a febrile illness with vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration during the third month. There was no evidence of fetal distress, and the baby was vigorous; the Apgar score was 8 at both one minute and five minutes. The birth weight was appropriate for the gestational age. In the nursery abdominal distention and petechiae were observed. Hematologic studies were performed (Table 1).
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