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Patricia A. McFatee book is the generous use of high quality color illustrations to clarify and simplify various operative techniques. This atlas will be an invaluable reference for pediatric surgeons, paediatric urologists and for general surgeons with a special interest in pediatric surgery..978-3-662-56282-6Series ISSN 2626-9015 Series E-ISSN 2626-9023

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ective treatment option for management of asymptomatic dentin carious lesions in primary molars with long-term high success rates and is, with a strong evidence base, recommended as part of our armamentarium for everyday use in pediatric dentistry.

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James Essen fact, several are more common in adults, such as rheumatoid factor (RF) positive polyarthritis and psoriatic arthritis. Conversely, the onset of systemic and anti-nuclear antibody (ANA) positive oligoarticular JIA in Caucasians is most commonly below the age of 6 years and these are much less frequent in adults than in the pediatric age group.

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James Essesis of pediatric retinal disease in the future. An important question with any new imaging technology is whether it adds value to the clinical exam or standard of care diagnostic testing. For pediatric retinal disease, for the most part, this remains an important area of ongoing research.

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Patricia A. McFate but its effectiveness has been shown to be inferior to that of definitive surgery. The mainstream surgical procedure is Heller’s cardiomyotomy which can be done by open or a minimally invasive surgical approach in recent years. Trans-esophageal endoscopic myotomy represents the latest surgical advancement in the management of this condition.

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James Essehritis was stimulated by publication of these criteria, and they helped to bring about the end of an era in which children with arthritis were frequently misdiagnosed and subjected to long hospitalizations, unnecessary surgery, harmful immobilization, and inadequate or inappropriate drug therapy.

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