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October 2008 Volume-5 Issue-10 [Supplement 10]
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October 2008 Volume-5 Issue-10 [Supplement 10]
 
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DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMA
Pediatric Oncall
A 4 ½ years old boy presents with non-resolving pneumonia and generalized lymphadenopathy. Lymph node biopsy shows granulomatous change. Subsequently he develops a cold abscess that grows aspergillus. Does this child have chronic granulomatous disease? Read more
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Last fortnight's query: A 5 month old twin (born preterm) presents with non-resolving pneumonia, hepatosplenomegaly, pseudomonas on blood culture, normal sugar meningitis and mesenteric lymph nodes. What is the diagnosis? The authors commented that the gastric lavage grew Tb bacillus.

PATIENT EDUCATION MATERIAL

Bedwetting: Read about enuresis, bed wetting, its causes and treatment.

Bowel Control and problems and Soiling: Read about when children achieve bowel control, soiling of pants and reasons for soiling and treatment of encopresis.

QUESTION OF THE DAY

These are questions asked by our viewers to the experts on the panel of Pediatric Oncall.

Sundeep Nigam: What is the role of Inj Tetvac in a injury because Inj Tetvac give immunity after 11 days & incubation period of Tetanus is as low as 4 days?

B.L.Gupta: What should be the strategy for IPV in our clinics at present?

IMAGE GALLERY

This is 2 year old boy presented with stiff neck and fever for 15 days.

What is the diagnosis?




Try your clinical skills in the "SPOT DIAGNOSIS" for the fortnight and the lucky winner gets a child health CD -courtesy Pediatric Oncall  

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