Pediatrics case: hard to swallow
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Click on the image Description: 17-year-old female with 4 months of progressive dysphagia and weight loss. |
Pediatrics case: disconnected
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Click on the image Description: 1-day-old, full-term male infant has neonatal ultrasound findings suspicious for a process that may lead to recurrent infections and childhood respiratory distress. |
Pediatrics case: scrotal pain
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Click on the image Description: Fourteen-year-old with 2 days of scrotal pain and swelling. |
Pediatrics case: reflux
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Click on the image Description: A nasogastric tube was placed in a child with symptoms of reflux. An abnormality was discovered. |
Pediatrics case: damage
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Click on the image Description: Can you guess what caused the damage? |
Pediatrics case: infected again
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Click on the image Description: 8-year-old boy with a history of recurrent sinopulmonary infections presents with another pulmonary infection. |
Pediatrics case: abdominal pain
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Click on the image Description: One-year-old with one week of worsening, intermittent abdominal pain, vomiting, decreased PO intake, and low grade fevers. |
Pediatrics case: it's foreign
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Click on the image Description: Can you locate the swallowed nickel? |
Pediatrics case: skeletal age
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Click on the image Description: How can you determine whether the hand radiograph comes from an adult or a child? |