Published in Pediatric Annals August 2010
This 14-year-old previously healthy girl presents with a 6-week history of increasing fatigue, weakness, and pallor. She was well until 6 weeks before... more
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Published in Infectious Diseases in Children July 2010
A previously healthy 14-year-old boy presented to
adolescent clinic with a 5-day history of a severe headache. He had been seen
in clinic 3 days... more
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Published in Pediatric Annals July 2010
This 13-year-old girl was first seen at this hospital at 12 years for evaluation of “fatty liver disease.” At 11 years, she started complaining of epi... more
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Published in Pediatric Annals June 2010
This 1-day-old baby boy was transferred for evaluation of a liver mass. He was the 2,250-g product of a 38-week gestation to a 25-year-old gravida 1 p... more
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Published in Infectious Diseases in Children March 2010
A previously healthy 16-month-old boy presented to the ED in December
for evaluation of cold symptoms (nasal stuffiness, rhinorrhea, productive
... more
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Published in Pediatric Annals February 2010
This 7-month-old boy was evaluated for failure to gain weight. He was the 7-lb., 7-oz. product of a full-term pregnancy to a 31-year-old gravida 2 par... more
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Published in Infectious Diseases in Children January 2010
The recent economic recession has left many of us
striving to improve our fiscal fitness and incorporate less expensive options
into all aspects... more
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Published in Pediatric Annals December 2009
This 2½-year-old boy was admitted for evaluation of leg pain. He had been well until 2 nights before being admission, when his mother noted two small ... more
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Published in Infectious Diseases in Children November 2009
A 21-month-old girl was seen in emergency room due to an abnormal gait
and refusal to walk. Two weeks before presentation, she had a five-day febri... more
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Published in Infectious Diseases in Children October 2009
A 7-year-old black boy presented to the emergency room with a two-day
history of productive cough, congestion, fever, nausea and vomiting. His ches... more
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