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Pediatrics In Review, 1994
It is imperative that serum bilirubin fractionation be performed in any infant whose jaundice is prolonged to identify the infant who has cholestasis. Conjugated hyperbilirubinemia always is pathologic, and a well-organized and expedient diagnostic evaluation should be undertaken to identify those conditions that are treatable medically or surgically ...
C, Mews, F R, Sinatra
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It is imperative that serum bilirubin fractionation be performed in any infant whose jaundice is prolonged to identify the infant who has cholestasis. Conjugated hyperbilirubinemia always is pathologic, and a well-organized and expedient diagnostic evaluation should be undertaken to identify those conditions that are treatable medically or surgically ...
C, Mews, F R, Sinatra
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Pediatrics, 1954
The incidence of tracheotomy in infants under one year of age is increasing due to a broadening of indications, greater acceptance of tracheotomy as an adjunct to other therapy and a lower mortality through improvements in surgical technic and in the postoperative care of tracheotomized infants.
J A, BIGLER +3 more
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The incidence of tracheotomy in infants under one year of age is increasing due to a broadening of indications, greater acceptance of tracheotomy as an adjunct to other therapy and a lower mortality through improvements in surgical technic and in the postoperative care of tracheotomized infants.
J A, BIGLER +3 more
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Pediatrics In Review, 1988
A cataract is a loss of transparency of any size or degree in that unique organ of vision, the crystalline lens of the eye. To the layman a cataract often connotes a visually significant opacity that impairs vision and requires surgery. ANATOMY OF THE LENS The lens is a biconcave transparent organ that can alter its ...
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A cataract is a loss of transparency of any size or degree in that unique organ of vision, the crystalline lens of the eye. To the layman a cataract often connotes a visually significant opacity that impairs vision and requires surgery. ANATOMY OF THE LENS The lens is a biconcave transparent organ that can alter its ...
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Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 1997
The first three years of life present unique challenges to the study of psychopathology. We highlight four of the issues in a selective review of the developmental psychopathology of early childhood, including lack of specificity of risk and outcome variables, measurement difficulties, rapid developmental changes and the centrality of the relationship ...
C H, Zeanah, N W, Boris, M S, Scheeringa
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The first three years of life present unique challenges to the study of psychopathology. We highlight four of the issues in a selective review of the developmental psychopathology of early childhood, including lack of specificity of risk and outcome variables, measurement difficulties, rapid developmental changes and the centrality of the relationship ...
C H, Zeanah, N W, Boris, M S, Scheeringa
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Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2006
The evolution of the concept of depression in infancy (0-3 years) is relatively new and follows a path similar to the history of depression in adolescence, then in childhood, and in preschool years. It started with Spitz observation of a depressive clinical syndrome, named anaclitic depression, followed by Bowlby's description of three phases in the ...
Miri, Keren, Sam, Tyano
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The evolution of the concept of depression in infancy (0-3 years) is relatively new and follows a path similar to the history of depression in adolescence, then in childhood, and in preschool years. It started with Spitz observation of a depressive clinical syndrome, named anaclitic depression, followed by Bowlby's description of three phases in the ...
Miri, Keren, Sam, Tyano
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1974
Five cases of neonatal opsoclonus were studied. It appears that opsoclonus first seen shortly after birth may be associated with other neurologic signs, especially mental retardation and ophthalmoplegia. Opsoclonus may also be seen without other neurologic signs in cases with extensive fundus abnormalities and poor visual acuity.
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Five cases of neonatal opsoclonus were studied. It appears that opsoclonus first seen shortly after birth may be associated with other neurologic signs, especially mental retardation and ophthalmoplegia. Opsoclonus may also be seen without other neurologic signs in cases with extensive fundus abnormalities and poor visual acuity.
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International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition, 1981
The condition of carotenaemia is harmless but can lead to the mistaken diagnosis of jaundice; it may also be a feature in hypothyroidism. A case of carotenaemia in a baby is reported, caused by an excess of carrots in his mixed feeds, and the diagnostic features are emphasised.
M, Massam, J B, Heycock
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The condition of carotenaemia is harmless but can lead to the mistaken diagnosis of jaundice; it may also be a feature in hypothyroidism. A case of carotenaemia in a baby is reported, caused by an excess of carrots in his mixed feeds, and the diagnostic features are emphasised.
M, Massam, J B, Heycock
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British Journal of Dermatology, 1986
Acropustulosis of infancy is a syndrome characterized by recurrent pruritic acral vesicopustules. It occurs primarily in black male infants and hitherto has been described mainly in the North American literature. We describe four cases seen in London. This entity, therefore, should be recognized in the U.K., particularly in the differential diagnosis ...
J A, Newton +3 more
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Acropustulosis of infancy is a syndrome characterized by recurrent pruritic acral vesicopustules. It occurs primarily in black male infants and hitherto has been described mainly in the North American literature. We describe four cases seen in London. This entity, therefore, should be recognized in the U.K., particularly in the differential diagnosis ...
J A, Newton +3 more
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Pediatrics in Review, 2012
1. Jennifer Cobelli Kett, MD 1. Children’s National Medical Center Washington, DC 1. Anemia and Pallor . Kolb EA, Levy AS. In: McInerny TK, Adam HM, Campbell DE, Kamat DM, Kelleher KJ, eds. American Academy of Pediatrics Textbook of Pediatric Care. Elk Grove Village, IL: American Academy of Pediatrics; 2009:1395–1405. 2.
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1. Jennifer Cobelli Kett, MD 1. Children’s National Medical Center Washington, DC 1. Anemia and Pallor . Kolb EA, Levy AS. In: McInerny TK, Adam HM, Campbell DE, Kamat DM, Kelleher KJ, eds. American Academy of Pediatrics Textbook of Pediatric Care. Elk Grove Village, IL: American Academy of Pediatrics; 2009:1395–1405. 2.
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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2003
Hemangiomas of infancy are unique, benign, pediatric tumors of endothelial cells characterized by an initial phase of rapid proliferation, followed by slow involution, often leading to complete regression. Although most of these tumors are small and innocuous, some may be may be life- or function-threatening, or have associated structural congenital ...
Anna L, Bruckner, Ilona J, Frieden
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Hemangiomas of infancy are unique, benign, pediatric tumors of endothelial cells characterized by an initial phase of rapid proliferation, followed by slow involution, often leading to complete regression. Although most of these tumors are small and innocuous, some may be may be life- or function-threatening, or have associated structural congenital ...
Anna L, Bruckner, Ilona J, Frieden
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