June 2010 Volume-7 Issue-6 [Supplement 6]
(ISSN - 0973-0958)
DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMA
Mehboob Sultan
A 9yr old girl with a year long complete right lung collapse with consolidation. Already completed 9 mo anti TB treatment with no relief. Bronchoscopy revealed large amount of purulent sputum without external compression. What should be next steps of management?
A 5 years old boy presented with episodes of sneezing and cold 3 days back which subsided in a day and now has dullness in right ear for the past one day. There was no trauma or ear discharge. On examination he had bulging ear drum on the right side. Other systems were normal. What is the diagnosis and what is the treatment?
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One year boy presented with delayed motor milestones, failure to thrive, mild hepatosplenomegaly, coarse facies, short and chubby hands and mild hypochromic anemia. There is no clinical and biochemical rickets. What is the diagnosis?
A four year old female child born from non consanguineous marriage (weight 15 kg and height 102 cm with upper segment/lower segment ratio 1:1) presented with clitoral enlargement in pediatric out-patient department of tertiary teaching care hospital in Haryana. What is the diagnosis?
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