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Anemia In Patients
Focusing on the anemias most often seen in primary care, pediatric hematologist Shreya Agarwal, MD, breaks down the diagnostic process – with insights on what's normal versus abnormal in patients ranging from newborns to teenagers.
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When Meds Fail: Latest and Best Options for Kids With Epilepsy
Despite numerous new drugs developed over the last 30 years, medications alone aren’t enough to control seizures in one-third of patients with epilepsy.
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Handling Hydronephrosis: How to Classify, Monitor and Manage the Spectrum of Disease
This talk from pediatric nephrologist Sanober Sadiq, MBBS, offers a deeper understanding of hydronephrosis, a condition affecting 1 in 100 pregnancies and ranging from an essentially benign problem that resolves on its own to one requiring surgical or other interventions.
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A Game Plan for Shoulder Injuries: Pediatric Evaluation and Management
The shoulder is the most commonly injured joint, and school-age athletes not only are at particular risk but have special treatment considerations due to the immaturity of their skeletal system.
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Keeping Kids in the Game: Prevention and Treatment of Sports Injuries
Physical therapist Tuan Mai, PT, DPT, discusses the lifelong benefits conferred by regular physical activity and the incidence of injuries among young athletes, detailing risk factors and how they can be addressed
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The Pediatric Cardiovascular Genetics Program: A Heart-to-Heart for the Whole Family
Learn how this growing program provides comprehensive care for families affected by hereditary heart disease.
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Pediatric Liver Tumor Update: The Complementary Roles of Primary and Specialty Care
With an increased incidence of liver cancer in U.S. children, pediatricians need to understand the most common tumors, pick up on possible signs and know first workup steps.
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Examining Medical Traumatic Stress Through the Lens of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Medical traumatic stress is common, especially in children with pediatric-onset disorders, such as inflammatory bowel disease, explains gastroenterologist Addison Cuneo, MD, and many even meet the criteria for PTSD.
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Liver Transplantation: Indication, Allocation, and Inequity
Pediatric gastroenterologist and hepatologist Sharad I. Wadhwani, MD, MPH, reviews liver transplant indications and evaluation steps, explores current issues around risk scoring and organ distribution systems, and elucidates immediate and long-term monitoring considerations for these vulnerable patients.
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Diabetes Update: How to Overcome Barriers to Optimal Glycemic Control
Pediatric endocrinologist Tariq Ahmad, MD, FAAP, believes that primary care providers can play a vital role in helping children with diabetes not only manage their blood glucose but avoid the burnout that leads to noncompliance and complications of the disease.
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The Latest and Greatest in the Management of Pediatric Obesity- A Look at Incretin-based Therapies and Bariatric Surgery
With obesity affecting 1 in 3 U.S. kids (and comorbidities another looming threat), primary care providers need to understand the causes, the diagnostic process, and the reasons they shouldn’t delay starting treatment in young patients.
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Sounds of Success: Pediatric Audiology and Speech/Language Pathology Perspectives
Audiology specialists at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals offer this presentation to help pediatricians ensure that babies and toddlers not only are screened for hearing issues but receive the timely follow-up that can make a world of difference in their futures.
