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Management of Infantile Hemangioma

short staure,microcephaly,small hands,failure to thrive...

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A 4 year old child presented with seizures {GTC – clenching of teeth} 1 day back and hematemesis {coffee coloured} next day morning. On examination, there was no abnormality detected. Investigations ...

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A 12 years old boy presented with progressive abdominal distension since 8 months and edema feet for 1 week. There is no jaundice, bleeding from any site or fever. He was treated with antituberculous therapy {ATT} for 3 months but had no relief. There is no history of blood transfusion or any other...

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Gurmeet Singh, Reena Sood Department of Pediatrics and Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Sh. Guru Ram Das Institute of Medical Sciences and ...

Posted by :

rakesh gupta

Patient :

vedant raut

Drug :

ceftriaxone

Clinical History : h, o fever.decrease oral intake. ...

persistent cough [Posted By: sundeep nigam] [Replies: 1]

levosalbutamol syp [Posted By: sundeep nigam] [Replies: 2]

Difficult to diagnose. [Posted By: pankaj bohra] [Replies: 2]

combination of drugs [Posted By: sundeep nigam] [Replies: 1]

massive splenomegaly with pancytop... [Posted By: sundeep nigam] [Replies: 3]

acute confusion_? [Posted By: Riaz Syed] [Replies: 1]

Author :

Kumudhini Suresh on 08 Oct 2011

Subject :

Antibiotic abuse

Hi All, Recently i have been witnessing that my patients come to me stating that their kid aged 7months{etc} has some cold and cough that is not reducing and that they have started on Mox which they claim has been prescribed by doctor. When i question back when did they visit the doctor , then they say 4 to 5 months back they had visited the doctor . Well, on one side we have over the counte...

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