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Diagnostic Dilemmas and Decision Making in Pediatrics and Neonatology
M Nagaraj Rao, G Raghavendra, Prasad
SECTION I: NEONATOLOGY
1:
Premature Infant with Neurological Dysfunction
2:
Congestive Failure in a Neonate Due to Non-cardiac Condition
ADDITIONAL INVESTIGATIONS
QUESTIONS
ANSWERS
3:
Twins—Problems
4:
Neonatal Convulsions in a Baby Mother Having Cirrhosis of Liver
DISCUSSION
5:
2-year Old Child with Jaundice from 8th Day of Life
HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS
SUMMARY
INVESTIGATIONS
6:
Neonatal Clinical Algorithms
INDEX
SOURCE
1. UNCONJUGATED HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA
2. CONJUGATED HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA
LONG TERM MANAGEMENT
3. BIRTH ASPHYXIA
4. NEONATAL FOLLOW UP
DEVELOPMENT FOLLOW UP
5. HIGH RISK FOR SEPSIS
INITIAL CHOICE OF ANTIBIOTICS
OTHER INVESTIGATIONS
If Symptomatic Sepsis
Others
Supportive Treatment
6. PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS
7. ALGORITHM FOR NEONATAL CONVULSIONS
8. CYANOSIS
CENTRAL CYANOSIS
9. BLEEDING NEONATE
SPECIFIC TREATMENT OPTIONS
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
10. APPROACH TO A CHILD WITH AMBIGUOUS GENITALIA
11. NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS
APNEA
12. BASIC DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO IEM
APPROACH TO SUSPECTED IEM WITH NEUROLOGIC ABNORMALITY
APPROACH TO IEM WITH SEVERE METOBOLIC ACIDOSIS
13. HYPOGLYCEMIA
14. POLYCYTHEMIA
15. TREATMENT OF HYPOGLYCEMIA
SOURCE
HYPOCALCEMIA (S. Ca < 7 mg%)
16. INFANT OF A DIABETIC MOTHER
SOURCES
17. RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY: ESSENTIAL FACTS
SORCE
18. DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF NEW BORN THYROID SCREENING TESTS
LOW T4 AND NORMAL TSH REPEAT TFT INCLUDING TBG-T3 R
CLINICAL FEATURES OF HYPOTHYROIDISM
SECTION II: PEDIATRICS
7:
Focal Seizures: A V Fistula of Dura
QUESTIONS
Finding and Impression
Discussion
Key Messages
8:
Unequal Size of Limbs
9:
Jerky Movements of Limbs
TREMOR
10:
Shuddering Spells
11:
Complex Cyanotic Heart Disease
12:
Common Complaints with Cardiac Implication
I. CHEST PAIN
Non-cardiac Causes
II. CAUSES OF ASYMPTOMATIC MICROSCOPIC HEMATURIA
Common Causes
Less Common Causes
Uncommon Causes
Physical Examination
Drugs and Toxins-Dipstick + VE
III. VISUALY INATTENTIVE BABY
13:
A Case of Chronic Ear Discharge and Skin Lesions
14:
Recurrent Respiratory Infections with Skin Infection
QUESTIONS
Investigation
Chest X-ray (Fig. 14.1)
Chronic Granulomatous Disease
Specific Diagnostic Tests
Treatment
Prevention
15:
Persistent Cough in an Infant
16:
Chronic Cough and Fever
17:
Poor Feeding—Persistent Vomiting—Skin Lesions
18:
Hepatosplenomegaly in Infancy
19:
Hepatosplenomegaly in Childhood
20:
Recurrent Respiratory Infections with Chronic Diarrhoea
THINGS TO LOOK OUT FOR IN THE 1ST YEAR TO DETECT CYSTIC FIBROSIS
21:
Unusual Skin Disorder
22:
Dark Skin—Large External Genitalia—Hypertension
23:
Fainting Spells
24:
Delayed Milestones
QUESTIONS
Primary Phosphate Deficiency
Metabolic Rickets
Treatment
SUGGESTED READING
EVALUATION OF CHRONIC COUGH
25:
Hypotonic Infant
Clinical Quiz
SECTION III: PEDIATRIC SURGERY
26:
Neonate with Bilious Vomiting
27:
An Infant with Excessive Cry
28:
A Child with Massive Lower GI Bleed
29:
Respiratory Distress in a 2 Weeks Baby
30:
A Child with Antenatally Diagnosed Hydronephrosis
31:
A Newborn with Respiratory Distress
32:
An Infant with a Tense Inguino-scrotal Mass
33:
A Neonate with a Mass in the Perineum
34:
A Child with an Abdominal Mass
35:
A Baby Born with Meningomyelocele
36:
Ten-day Baby with Pleural Effusion
37:
A Newborn Baby with a Neck Mass
38:
A 10-year Old Girl with Upper Abdominal Mass and Jaundice
39:
Forty-day Baby with Umbilical Mass
40:
11-year Old Boy with Sudden Scrotal Swelling
INDEX
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