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7mo w/acrocyanosis. per dr, heart & lungs ok, good perfusion, 100% oxygen saturation. i keep her warm but i still see her blue/purple. she's fair skin?
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Acrocyanosis: If the baby is growing well and gaining weight and the oxygen saturation that was measured was 100% (in one of the feet), I would not worry about acrocyanosis
Answered 2/22/2015
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