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April 15, 2022/Pediatrics

What Would It Take To Regionalize Congenital Heart Surgery?

The evidence, the obstacles, and the opportunity to improve care

Ganaxolone Effective for Rare Form of Childhood Epilepsy (1)
April 11, 2022/Neurosciences/Epilepsy

Ganaxolone Effective for Rare Form of Childhood Epilepsy

The neuroactive steroid significantly reduces seizures related to CDKL5 deficiency disorder

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April 6, 2022/Genomic Medicine

Prediction Model Aids in the Early Diagnosis of Dravet Syndrome

Integrates genetic and clinical data to distinguish from GEFS+ and milder epilepsies

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Deciphering Leg Pain in Children: What’s Normal and What’s Not?

Two cases highlight the importance of differentiating lower extremity pain

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March 31, 2022/Digestive/Surgery

Fetal Surgery Team Resects Huge Congenital Lung Malformation

Lifesaving procedure, continued pregnancy and healthy delivery highlight program’s advancement

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Approach May Minimize Need for Subsequent Surgeries in Pediatric Congenital Heart Disease

Several factors identified that may reduce the need for open-heart surgery in some infants

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One Step Closer to a Drug Preventing Retinopathy of Prematurity

Artificially stabilizing hypoxia-inducible factor may stop the damaging effects of hyperoxia in preterm infants

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