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Child Development, 1968
Measures of divergent thinking were administered to 34 7and 8-year-old boys in a permissive testing context and without time limits. Individual differences were reliable across tests and independent of IQ, in contrast to typical findings in studies employing an ability-testing atmosphere.
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Measures of divergent thinking were administered to 34 7and 8-year-old boys in a permissive testing context and without time limits. Individual differences were reliable across tests and independent of IQ, in contrast to typical findings in studies employing an ability-testing atmosphere.
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NEUROSURGERY IN YOUNG CHILDREN
Archives of Surgery, 1950THE YOUNG child presents special surgical problems. The surgeons in certain large children's hospitals have developed technics for the management of young children that have reduced mortality and morbidity. This is true in the surgical specialties and especially in neurosurgery.
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Osteosarcoma in young children
Cancer, 1991The clinicopathologic features of osteosarcoma in 12 children younger than 16 years of age treated at The Children's Hospital and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, during a 70-year time period are presented. Only one of six children treated before 1972 is a long-term survivor.
H, Kozakewich +5 more
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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 2001
Discitis is uncommon in children and presents in different ways at different ages. It is most difficult to diagnose in the uncommunicative toddler of one to three years of age. We present 11 consecutive cases. The non-specific clinical features included refusal to walk (63%), back pain (27%), inability to flex the lower back (50%) and a loss of lumbar
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Discitis is uncommon in children and presents in different ways at different ages. It is most difficult to diagnose in the uncommunicative toddler of one to three years of age. We present 11 consecutive cases. The non-specific clinical features included refusal to walk (63%), back pain (27%), inability to flex the lower back (50%) and a loss of lumbar
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Nursing Management, 2010
As part of the Rapid Improvement Programme in Emergency and Urgent Care for Children and Young People, the NHS Institute has launched a series of ten case study films focusing on different aspects of primary and secondary care. The films offer practical tips on improving pathways and discuss various aspects of commissioning, out-of-hours care, project ...
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As part of the Rapid Improvement Programme in Emergency and Urgent Care for Children and Young People, the NHS Institute has launched a series of ten case study films focusing on different aspects of primary and secondary care. The films offer practical tips on improving pathways and discuss various aspects of commissioning, out-of-hours care, project ...
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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1981
Sarcoidosis in children less than 6 years of age is a rare occurrence. Affected patients, however, have a characteristic triad of involved organs-skin, joints, and eyes. Cutaneous changes usually take the form of asymptomatic eczematous or infiltrated plaques and papules.
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Sarcoidosis in children less than 6 years of age is a rare occurrence. Affected patients, however, have a characteristic triad of involved organs-skin, joints, and eyes. Cutaneous changes usually take the form of asymptomatic eczematous or infiltrated plaques and papules.
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Immunization of Young Children
The Future of Children, 1994National Bureau of Economic Research. accination is the most important medical intervention to prevent disease. Not only are immunized individuals themselves protected from Vdeveloping a potentially serious illness, but also, if enough of the population is immunized, transmission of the disease in a community may be interrupted.1 This indirect, so ...
E M, Lewit, J, Mullahy
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Young children’s understanding of denial.
Developmental Psychology, 2014Although a fair amount is known about young children's production of negation, little is known about their comprehension. Here, we focus on arguably the most complex basic form, denial, and how young children understand denial, when it is expressed in response to a question with gesture, single word, or sentence.
Keith Austin +3 more
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1982
Twenty-eight cases of sarcoidosis in children 4 years of age or younger have been reported in the literature, including the case presented herein. These patients may display a distinct aspect of this disease. Half of them are younger than 1 year and all but two are whit.
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Twenty-eight cases of sarcoidosis in children 4 years of age or younger have been reported in the literature, including the case presented herein. These patients may display a distinct aspect of this disease. Half of them are younger than 1 year and all but two are whit.
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