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Who knows the cause of the plaque on a boy's nose?
What's the cause for an asymptomatic plaque that has been growing
slowly on a boy's nose? A generally healthy 7-year-old boy is brought to your office for evaluation of an asymptomatic plaque that has been growing slowly on his nose for the past four months. He has already been treated with a lubricant, a topical antibiotic, and an antifungal cream—without improvement.
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On another busy evening, a feverish 7-month-old boy is anotherfailure to thrive
What's causing a 7-month-old boy to be hospitalized for failure to
thrive, recurrent wheezing, and bilateral infiltrates refractory to
antibiotics?
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When a teen has a tot: A model of care for the adolescent parent and her child
You can mitigate the health and educational risks faced by an adolescent parent and her child by providing a medical home for both. This "teen-tot" model of family-centered care provides a framework for success.
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Hyponatremic, vomiting, and failing to thrive: An infant cast onto a sea of troubles
An infant experiencing postprandial emesis, poor weight gain, and a craving for salt.
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