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High-Throughput Sequencings Revealed That Gut Microbiota Dysbiosis is Implicated in Gouty Arthritis of Red-Crowned Crane (<i>Grus japonensis</i>). [PDF]
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Case Report: Trapdoor procedure combined with arthrodiastasis treating chondroblastoma of the femoral head in adolescents. [PDF]
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Pediatrics in Review, 2015
Limping is a symptom of varied diagnoses in children and adolescents and can present a difficult diagnostic challenge for primary care clinicians. A careful and systematic evaluation can shorten the long list of potential diagnoses to direct appropriate diagnostic tests to determine the cause of the problem.
Martin J, Herman, Melissa, Martinek
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Limping is a symptom of varied diagnoses in children and adolescents and can present a difficult diagnostic challenge for primary care clinicians. A careful and systematic evaluation can shorten the long list of potential diagnoses to direct appropriate diagnostic tests to determine the cause of the problem.
Martin J, Herman, Melissa, Martinek
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2018
This case illustrates the approach to a pediatric patient who presents with a limp in the setting of fever. There are several “red flag” symptoms suggestive of more emergent diagnoses that are crucial to be mindful of when assessing a limping child.
Robert D. Wilkinson, Bryan Upham
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This case illustrates the approach to a pediatric patient who presents with a limp in the setting of fever. There are several “red flag” symptoms suggestive of more emergent diagnoses that are crucial to be mindful of when assessing a limping child.
Robert D. Wilkinson, Bryan Upham
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Pediatric Care Online, 2022
Key Points The presence of a fever or weight loss suggests an infectious, oncologic, or inflammatory cause.An acute limp in the context of a fever with significant joint tenderness, refusal to bear weight, or limited range of motion should raise the suspicion of septic arthritis.Trauma is the most common cause of a limp.Chronic ...
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Key Points The presence of a fever or weight loss suggests an infectious, oncologic, or inflammatory cause.An acute limp in the context of a fever with significant joint tenderness, refusal to bear weight, or limited range of motion should raise the suspicion of septic arthritis.Trauma is the most common cause of a limp.Chronic ...
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Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1977
Limping is never normal, and few parents tolerate the problem long before seeking medical consultation. However, the conditions that may produce a limp are legion and run the gamut from a stone in the shoe to the first manifestation of malignant neoplasm or chronic renal disease. As a consequence, one must have an orderly approach to diagnosis. Many of
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Limping is never normal, and few parents tolerate the problem long before seeking medical consultation. However, the conditions that may produce a limp are legion and run the gamut from a stone in the shoe to the first manifestation of malignant neoplasm or chronic renal disease. As a consequence, one must have an orderly approach to diagnosis. Many of
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Seminars in Arthritis and Rheumatism, 1997
This study describes in modern medical terms a traumatic hip injury suffered by the Biblical patriarch Jacob approximately 3,500 years ago. The case history is based on the original Hebrew text found in the Bible book of Genesis (Chapter 32:25-33) as interpreted by traditional Jewish commentaries on the Bible.
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This study describes in modern medical terms a traumatic hip injury suffered by the Biblical patriarch Jacob approximately 3,500 years ago. The case history is based on the original Hebrew text found in the Bible book of Genesis (Chapter 32:25-33) as interpreted by traditional Jewish commentaries on the Bible.
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