Pediatric Surgery
Guidelines on pediatric day surgery of the Italian Societies of Pediatric Surgery (SICP) and Pediatric Anesthesiology (SARNePI)
... Day Surgery has become increasingly prevalent in western countries during recent ...years. Pediatric procedures elegible for day surgery have also been more frequently produced mainly because of the ...
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San Antonio Pediatric Surgery Associates
... I hereby assign all medical and/or surgical benefits, to include major medical benefits to which I am entitled, including Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and other health plans to Bexar Pediatric ...
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The Effects of Preoperative Imaging on Surgical Outcome for Pediatric Appendicitis Patients Special Issue: Pediatric Surgery
... of Surgery, Radi- ology and Emergency ...the Pediatric Emergency Department, and attending surgeons from both Divisions of Trauma and Acute Surgery and Pediatric Surgery per- formed ...
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Mail-Back Envelopes for Retrieval of Opioids After Pediatric Surgery
... adult surgery suggests that anywhere from 42% to 71% of pills prescribed are ...in pediatric surgery, Monitto et al 7 found that 58% of prescribed opioids were unused, with only 4% of patients having ...
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Socioeconomic Status and Wait Times for Pediatric Surgery in Canada
... signi fi cant. The chance of a patient ’ s wait time being OOW increased with higher priority (Table 2). However, in the lowest priority (priority VI, , 1 year), OOW proportions dropped to ∼ 3%. It is easier to complete a ...
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PEDIATRIC SURGERY—A FIVE-YEAR (1949-1954) REVIEW
... in many cases of cardiac failure in the aey- anotic group of heart disease. Early atten- tion to the diagnosis will lead to further surgical triumphs in the cure of this condi- tion.. In[r] ...
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Ethical Issues in Pediatric Surgery: A National Survey of Pediatricians and Pediatric Surgeons
... (For example, one person checked “yes” to h and “no” to all others; three of those who checked “yes” on h indicated in question 3 that they would get a court order forcing the parents of[r] ...
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Outpatient Pediatric Surgery in a Developing Country
... ABSTRACT. A total of 5,522 outpatient surgical procedures were performed at the Children’s Hospital in Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies, between 1968 and 1973. This included 2,662 general [r] ...
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What's New in Pediatric Surgery—1988
... Curci and Dibbins27 described the occurrence of significant esophageal dysmotility and dysphagia following Nissen fundoplication in infants with gas- troesophageal reflux that developed [r] ...
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What's New in Pediatric Surgery
... tions of pediatric surgeons to the management of trauma patients. The nonopenative management of selected[r] ...
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Symposium ON PEDIATRIC SURGERY
... We stress the point that in a patient with typhoid fever in whom signs of moderate peritonitis are present, the diagnosis of perforated gall bladder has to be kept in mind ; in this way [r] ...
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TEMPORARY GASTROSTOMY IN PEDIATRIC SURGERY
... The small premature infant who has undergone a sur gical procedure and would have to be fed by gavage is much more easily and safely fed through a gastrostomy tube (Fig. 2).. Avoidance o[r] ...
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What's New in Pediatric Surgery
... removal in a lung lavage model of respiratory failure. Hawgood 5, Flake AW, Harrison MR. Amni- otic fluid phospholipid analysis in the fetus with congenital diaphrag- matic hernia. Efrat[r] ...
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Prophylactic Antibiotics in Pediatric Surgery
... Antibiotics were prescribed for 62% of children who had surgery, and prophylaxis was the sole reason for antibiotic use in 73% of the patients.. Prophylactic antibiotics were adminis- te[r] ...
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Pediatric Surgery: The Long Road to Recognition
... I was asked to spend 3 months at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia preparing for a year of ob- servation at the Boston Children’s Hospital and then to establish at the Children’s H[r] ...
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What's New in Pediatric Surgery—1989
... Cnombleholme et al’5 reported the role of T cells on engraftment and graft vs host disease in an in utero model.. Hematopoietic stem cells were trans- planted from adult sheep into fetal[r] ...
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Transition of Care From Pediatric to Adult Surgery
... Pediatric surgery has been late to the table in discussing transition of ...from pediatric to adult surgery, 3 but we still lack understanding of the long-term needs of these ...
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De-hospitalization of the pediatric day surgery by means of a freestanding surgery center: pilot study in the lazio region
... day surgery cases reported in this pilot study only concern pediatric surgery and ...one-day surgery and the extension of the analysis to other disciplines could further the setting up of a ...
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Pediatric Minimally Invasive Surgery: Laparoscopy and Thoracoscopy in Infants and Children
... robotic surgery and showed no sig- ni fi cant differences in postoperative complication rates, postoperative anal- gesic requirements, or lengths of hos- pital ...robotic surgery is feasible and safe, but, ...
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Pediatric Minimal-Access Surgery: Update 2006
... minimal-access surgery (MAS) has se- cured a strong foothold in the discipline of pediatric surgery in a remarkably brief period of ...open surgery became available for MAS, allowing surgeons ...
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