Severe hypoproteinemia and edema in association with varicella infection.
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Publications and source records attributed to R L Mones.
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Infant colic is an extremely common but poorly understood symptom complex, causing great distress for infant, parents, and physician. Many theories have been suggested to explain this entity, but none are widely accepted. Numerous therapies have been proposed; however, few are helpful. A review of infant colic is presented which focuses on suggested etiologies and therapies, either of historic interest or practical significance. An approach to management is suggested which the authors have found to be valuable.
There are many extra-intestinal manifestations of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), some which are very uncommon in the pediatric age group. Coagulation abnormalities occur infrequently. Both hypercoagulability and hypocoagulability have been reported in adults (1). The hypercoagulable state is reflected in a general increase in concentration of clotting factors. This is observed most frequently in patients with poorly controlled intestinal disease and can lead to thromboembolic phenomena, including pulmonary and cerebral embolism. Conversely, patients with hypocoagulability may present with bleeding manifestations. We report a young patient with an abnormal coagulation profile as well as with thrombocytopenia in association with IBD.
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