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December 23, 2014/Pediatrics/Patient Care & Management

Communication Strategies for Children with Angelman Syndrome

Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) helps kids

December 22, 2014/Neurosciences

Spinal Fusion for Idiopathic Scoliosis: Safe Return to Sports Now the Rule for Many Adolescents

December 19, 2014/Nursing/Clinical Nursing

Pediatric Nurses Fill a Gap in Infusion Services

Oncology nurses offer infusions to other specialties

December 16, 2014/Neurosciences

Hydrocephalus: Can We Help the Brain Adapt to a Chronic Squeeze?

A closer look at how function is preserved

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December 11, 2014/Pediatrics/Patient Care & Management

Glycogen Storage Disease: Bringing Singular Expertise to Bear for a Rare Metabolic Disorder

Uncooked cornstarch the mainstay of therapy for all types

December 10, 2014/Orthopaedics

The Case for Salvaging a Hypoplastic Thumb Over Pollicization

Staged reconstruction can result in functional thumb

December 8, 2014/Neurosciences/Advancing Patient Care

Continuous Bedside EEG Monitoring Benefits Pediatric Patients

Allows efficient detection of abnormal findings

December 5, 2014/Neurosciences/Advancing Patient Care

Chronic Daily Headaches in Adolescents Are Major Medical, Family Problem

Reducing school absences that often result is a priority

December 2, 2014/Neurosciences/Advancing Patient Care

Using Technology to Screen Epileptic Children for Neuropsychiatric Comorbidities

Early detection can improve treatment, quality of life

December 1, 2014/Heart, Vascular and Thoracic

Congenital Heart Disease: Increasingly Versatile Percutaneous Repairs Spur Innovation

Radiation reduction measures, customized devices evolve

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