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Neonatal Malignancies

  1. Started by Aymen Eshene,

    Hello my colleagues . My case for today is a term male baby born to multiparous mother . healthy , well . on examination he has this mass which is somehow semisolid , movable , pedunculated . it doesn't interfere with feeding or breathing . His investigation was normal . So i referred him to a pediatric surgery and iam waiting for updated . i took two pic ( permition of course had been taken ) . So , What is next ?

  2. Guest mmerocru
    Started by Guest mmerocru,

    A New born, clinically well, with a liver hemangioendotelioma. For how long do you control blood sugar, after use propanolol?? Thank you.

    • 0 replies
    • 3.6k views
  3. Guest jalallah
    Started by Guest jalallah,

    i have a PT 26 weeker with pancytopenia noted on the 1st CBC ( WBC 0.7 neutriophil o.o2, plt 70S , infections rolled out , and metabolic workup for inborn error of metabolism were negative, chromosome normal , bone marrow showed AML , baby currently 30 days old , clinically stable . on full feed hemaologist considering starting chemo at anytime point.I wanted your opinion and experience (references if possible). i would appreciate your input. Dr J Alallah consultant neonatologist

    • 2 replies
    • 7.5k views
  4. Started by JACK,

    Recently we had a case of a neonate with neuroblastoma. He was incidentally picked up on a Chest X-Ray done for some other reason at age of one hour. The strange mediastinal shadow in the Chest X-Ray turned out to be neuroblastoma stage 3 on further investigation. What about my colleagues out there, how often do you get neuroblastomas in the neonate?

    • 0 replies
    • 5.3k views

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