Pediatrics
As very early-onset IBD increases, researchers link race, poor growth, and severe disease to higher surgical intervention.
ECG T wave inversion features can predict underlying cardiomyopathy in young, apparently healthy individuals.
Regional citrate anticoagulation in pediatric renal replacement prolonged circuit survival and reduced clotting and bleeding.
A pediatric endocrinologist outlines how clinicians can diagnose and treat growth hormone deficiency earlier in children.
Use of an IDo2 index-informed CDSS significantly decreased duration of vasoactive infusions post-pediatric cardiac surgery.
Shockwave lithotripsy matched ureteroscopy for pediatric kidney stone removal and resulted in superior PROs.
Researchers investigated questionnaires that can alert clinicians to fatigue in patients with juvenile idiopathic arthritis.
Youth suicidal ideation followed distinct paths, linked to early-life mental health symptoms and adolescent distress.
Neutralizing thymic stromal lymphopoietin may significantly reduce symptoms of eosinophilic esophagitis.
AAP provided updated recommendations for vaccines that differ from those of the current CDC guidelines.
In pediatric neuroblastoma, inflammatory markers such as the neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio predict recurrence and survival.
A rare case of rotavirus-associated myositis involved gastroenteritis and high creatinine kinase with no muscle pain.
Researchers created vascularized lung organoids, offering insights into a rare, deadly, congenital lung disorder in newborns.
Repeated or prolonged GABA general anesthesia exposure in infancy accelerated visual cortex response development.
Nearly 50% of children and young adults with intracranial gunshot wound injuries who underwent vascular imaging showed PCVI.
Childhood GI disorders and urological anomalies significantly increase risk for interstitial cystitis later in life.
Children with higher urinary levels of triclosan are more likely to develop eczema and allergic rhinitis, per research.
The FDA is revising the labeling of all extended-release ADHD medications to warn about adverse reactions in young children.
Surgeons successfully performed chest reconstruction to enable an oversized heart transplant in a toddler.
Skin tone varied but overlapped among neonates, supporting pigment-based over race-based measures.
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