Glaucoma Risk In Children Hinges On Steroid Therapy Overview The use of glucocorticoids after pediatric cataract surgery is essential for preventing inflammation, but it poses risks such as secondary glaucoma and suppression of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis. This study aimed to evaluate glaucoma outcomes in children receiving either high-dose or low-dose glucocorticoid therapy
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(CCD) Cutaneous Crohn’s Disease Manifestations In The Pediatric Population
(CCD) Cutaneous Crohn's Disease Manifestations In The Pediatric Population Overview Cutaneous Crohn's disease (CCD), also referred to as metastatic Crohn's disease, is a rare but often underrecognized condition characterized by granulomatous inflammation affecting the skin. This study investigates the demographic, clinical, histological features, and treatment outcomes of 89 pediatric cases of CCD,
Birth Weight Abnormalities And The Pitfall Of Ongoing Childhood Weight Perception Errors
Birth Weight Abnormalities And The Pitfall Of Ongoing Childhood Weight Perception Errors Overview Abnormal birth weight (BW) in young children may influence a mother's perception of her child's weight, potentially affecting health management. This study aimed to examine how children's BW impacts maternal misperceptions of their child's weight during early childhood. A retrospective
Scoliosis In Adolescents Identified By Comprehensive AI Technology
Scoliosis In Adolescents Identified By Comprehensive AI Technology Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) is one of the most prevalent spinal deformities, impacting millions globally. The Cobb method has been the cornerstone for measuring spinal curvature and guiding treatment decisions. However, its application is hindered by significant inter-observer variability and time-consuming procedures. Emerging
Pediatric Obesity Promoted By The Barrage Of Chemicals In The Environment
Pediatric Obesity Promoted By The Barrage Of Chemicals In The Environment Overview Single chemical exposures have been implicated in obesity, but the role of chemical mixtures in pediatric obesity remains unclear. This study aimed to assess the associations between chemical mixtures and obesity among Canadian children. Utilizing biomonitoring and health data from
Pediatric Brain Tumors: A Study To Document Patient Fatigue
Pediatric Brain Tumors: A Study To Document Patient Fatigue Overview Children and adolescents who undergo treatment for brain tumors experience higher levels of fatigue compared to survivors of other childhood cancers. This study aimed to explore the longitudinal patterns of fatigue in pediatric brain tumor patients and identify risk factors associated with
Good Blood Glucose Control Shortens Diabetic Status Duration In Youth
Good Blood Glucose Control Shortens Diabetic Status Duration In Youth Overview The primary objective of this investigation was to assess the glycemic regulation status and discern the impacts of disease progression and comprehensive management strategies on blood glucose levels in juvenile and adolescent populations diagnosed with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). Methodology involved
Op Koers Online Program: Assistance For Parents Of Pediatric Cancer Patients
Op Koers Online Program: Assistance For Parents Of Pediatric Cancer Patients This research addresses the challenges faced by parents of children with cancer, emphasizing the stress and uncertainty associated with treatments and long-term effects. The study, anchored in the disability-stress-coping model, highlights the crucial role of coping skills in mediating well-being.
Pediatric Cancer: An App For Pain Management
Pediatric Cancer: An App For Pain Management Pain, a pervasive and troubling symptom in childhood cancer, manifests in a significant portion of patients, affecting between 40% to 78% of those undergoing treatment. This distressing experience can arise either directly from the illness itself or as an adverse effect of the treatments
Hydrocephalus Shunt Type: A Comparative Meta-Analysis Of Safety And Efficacy
Hydrocephalus Shunt Type: A Comparative Meta-Analysis Of Safety And Efficacy Since the inaugural hydrocephalus shunt in 1956, the ventriculoperitoneal shunt (VPS) has emerged as the primary surgical intervention for cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) diversion in North America and Europe. Despite its effectiveness, VPS entails risks such as brain hemorrhages, damage, infections, and
