Abstract. Zenker’s diverticulum is a rare cause for dysphagia with potentially life-threatening complications. The endoscopic or surgical treatment reaches high numbers of complete remission of symptoms. There are various established ...

Abstract. Limping is a common complaint in the pediatric acute care setting. The causes of limping are numerous, ranging from trivial to life-threatening. Obtaining a clear history can be challenging in the ...

Abstract. Approximately every second European child today suffers a dental accident. The injuries range from simple or more complex tooth fractures to various types of dislocation injuries ...

Abstract. A correct care of wounds achieves reliable hemostasis, prevents infections, restores normal function and serves a good cosmetic outcome. There are significant differences in wound care in children ...

Abstract. The management of a febrile child with respiratory symptoms warrants an accurate assessment of the severity of the underlying infectious disease and the evaluation of the respiratory stability. The «...

Abstract. The most common reason for presenting a child to the paediatrician’s office or children’s hospital is because of dehydration and refusal of fluid- and food ingestion due to acute gastroenteritis. The prevalent cause of AGE is ...