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Make the Diagnosis: Summer 2014
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12-week-old infant boy presented to his pediatrician after his parents saw abnormal eye movements and cloudiness.
New Treatments for an Ancient Disease
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Read a case study from the Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation about an 11-year-old female from Liberia who presented with a history of progressive loss of bowel and bladder function, progressive paraparesis of her lower extremities, and cervicothoracic kyphosis.
When T-cells Cause Potentially Deadly Excessive Inflammation
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Read a case study from the Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation about a previously healthy 7-year-old male who presented with a 6-day history of fever and what further evaluation revealed.
Make the Diagnosis: Spring 2014
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A 14-year-old boy presented to Urgent Care for a skin lesion on his right foot which has been present for 3 weeks. It originally was swollen and itchy. Then after wearing wet sneakers, it became ring-like.
New ‘Competencies’ Model: A Better Way to Evaluate Residents
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A post from Lisa Zaoutis, MD, about the current process for evaluating residents.
Lessons from International Patients
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An international patient story of care coordination at its most complex, from Trude Haecker, MD, and Cathy Timko, MSN, CRNP.
Small Bump, Big Problem
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Read a case study from the Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation about a 5-year-old male who tripped and fell in gym class, his diagnosis of left thalamic stroke, and the cause of the sudden injury.
Care for Medical Needs — and More
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The (IAHP) is one of few programs in the nation experienced in supporting children and families before, during, and after adoption.
Healing More than the Physical Injury
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Nancy Kassam-Adams, PhD, talks about how pediatric health practitioners play a crucial role in recognizing and addressing PTS reactions in our injured patients.