By Joel R. Rosh MD, Athos Bousvaros MD MPH
Drs. Joel R. Rosh and Athos Bousvaros have designed this detailed reference which bargains professional recommendation, personal tastes, and evaluations on tricky medical questions more often than not linked to pediatric GI. the original Q&A layout offers easy accessibility to present details with regards to pediatric GI with the simplicity of a talk among colleagues. various pictures, diagrams, and references let readers to browse quite a lot of details in an expedited fashion.
Some of the questions which are responded:
• How is childish colic clinically determined and treated?
• How is GERD clinically determined in babies and what are the easiest treatments?
• How am i able to optimize my therapy of formative years constipation and does this differ by way of age?
• How am i able to successfully intrude in a toddler that's obese or obese?
• Celiac affliction turns out much more common—is this an epidemic?
• Why have nutrition bronchial asthma develop into so universal and what are the main exact technique of prognosis?
Curbside session in Pediatric GI: forty nine scientific Questions provides details easy adequate for citizens whereas additionally incorporating specialist recommendation that even high-volume pediatricians will enjoy. Pediatricians, nurse practitioners, surgeon assistants, family members practitioners and pediatric citizens will enjoy the easy, informal layout and the professional recommendation contained within.
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Nurko S, Youssef NN, Sabri M, et al. J Pediatr. 2008;153:254-261. 5 QUESTION REFLUX AND VOMITING IN INFANTS ARE SO COMMON, WHEN SHOULD I SEND AN INFANT FOR EVALUATION ESPECIALLY TO EXCLUDE ANATOMIC AND METABOLIC DISEASES? Colin Rudolph, MD, PhD Gastroesophageal reflux (GER) is a normal physiologic event that describes the passage of stomach contents into the esophagus, and sometimes from the mouth. This is usually referred to as regurgitation, spitting-up, or posseting in infants. Episodes of GER can be quite forceful, which can make it difficult to discriminate physiologic (normal) reflux from vomiting.
However in some infants, this cycle is disrupted or may never develop. For parents, the feeding of one’s infant can be a rewarding experience, but for parents of children who exhibit feeding problems, it can be a frustrating and stressful experience. Feeding problems are nonspecific in newborns and young infants. A large number of medical conditions have been demonstrated to be related to pediatric feeding problems and some of these are summarized in Table 6-1. 1 As a result, the infant’s motivation to eat is decreased.
Holbrook JT, Wise RA, Gold BD, et al. Lansoprazole for children with poorly controlled asthma: a randomized controlled trial. JAMA. 2012;307(4):373–381. 6 QUESTION WHY DO SOME INFANTS FEED POORLY AND WHAT INTERVENTIONS ARE BEST FOR THESE INFANTS AND THEIR PARENTS? Douglas G. Field, MD and Keith E. Williams, PhD In normal infant feeding, satiety and comfort reinforce regular cycles of hunger and successful eating. However in some infants, this cycle is disrupted or may never develop. For parents, the feeding of one’s infant can be a rewarding experience, but for parents of children who exhibit feeding problems, it can be a frustrating and stressful experience.