Non traumatic skull lesions in children

Non-traumatic coma in children.

Many acutely ill children are not fully conscious. Most make a full neurological recovery as the underlying cause is treated, but considerable skill is required to distinguish the group at high risk of further deterioration, potentially leading either to death or to severe handicap. This article is an attempt to guide the worried paediatrician in casualty or on the ward faced with a child in no...

Benign skull lesions.

OBJECTIVE To document the epidemiologic and clinical features of benign skull lesions. DESIGN A case series. SETTING St. Michael's Hospital, a tertiary care facility affiliated with the University of Toronto. PATIENTS Thirty-one patients who had a neurosurgical consultation and were discharged from hospital after excision of a benign skull lesion during a 10-year period. MAIN OUTCOME ME...

[Skull fractures in children].

non-traumatic coma in children in south-east of iran

conclusions toxic causes with an incidence of 49.6% were the most common cause of loss of consciousness among all age groups. results among the 123 children under investigation, 76 cases were male (61.8%) and 47 females (38.2%) with the mean age of 3.2 ± 0.64 years. the most common causes of loss of consciousness among children were as follows: toxic causes in 61 patients (49.6%), infectious ca...

domestication and foreignization in children literature translation

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