Pathological jaundice criteriaall include except :
24 hours later but within 72 hours
more than 14 days persistence
> 2mg / dl conjugated bilirubin
Clay colored stool
Pathological jaundice
Presence of any of the following signs denotes that the jaundice is pathological.
Clinical jaundice detected before 24 hours of age
Rise in serum bilirubin by more than 5 mg/dL/ay
Serum bilirubin more than 15 mg/dL
Clinical jaundice persisting beyond 14 days of life
Clay/white colored stool and/or dark urine staining the clothes yellow.
Direct bilirubin >2 mg/ dL at any time