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Mini-PCNL and standard PCNL show comparable stone-free rates in pediatric patients with nephrolithiasis
Pediatrics Meta-analysis
Mini-PCNL and standard PCNL show comparable stone-free rates in pediatric patients with nephrolithiasis Mini-PCNL and Standard PCNL Show Similar Success for Kidney Stones
This meta-analysis of 490 pediatric patients compared mini-PCNL to standard PCNL for nephrolithiasis. The analysis found comparable stone-fr…
Mini-PCNL and standard PCNL procedures show similar success rates for removing kidney stones in children, despite differences in surgery tim…
Parental Perspectives and Acceptance Rates Regarding Off-Label Medication Use in Pediatric Patients
Pediatrics Meta-analysis
Parental Perspectives and Acceptance Rates Regarding Off-Label Medication Use in Pediatric Patients Parents Show Mixed Views on Off-Label Drug Use for Children
A meta-analysis reveals significant variation in parental awareness and acceptance of off-label drug use, highlighting a need for trust-cent…
Parents show varying levels of awareness and acceptance when it comes to using off-label medications for their children's health.
Family-centered nursing improves asthma control and lung function in preschool children
Pediatrics Meta-analysis
Family-centered nursing improves asthma control and lung function in preschool children Family-centered nursing improves asthma control for preschool children
This meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials found that family-centered nursing interventions significantly improved asthma control sc…
Family-centered nursing helps preschool children with asthma breathe better, improves their quality of life, and reduces the need for hospit…
High-intensity interval training does not reduce body weight or BMI more than continuous aerobic training
Pediatrics Meta-analysis
High-intensity interval training does not reduce body weight or BMI more than continuous aerobic training High Intensity Training Shows No Advantage Over Aerobic Exercise
This meta-analysis of 14 trials involving youth with overweight or obesity found no statistically significant differences between high-inten…
High-intensity interval training does not appear to reduce weight or body fat more than standard aerobic exercise for youth with overweight …
Dexmedetomidine nasal spray vs chloral hydrate for pediatric sedation: protocol only, no results yet
Pediatrics RCT
Dexmedetomidine nasal spray vs chloral hydrate for pediatric sedation: protocol only, no results yet New plan to test nasal spray for calming children during exams
This is a protocol for a single-center randomized controlled trial of 248 children aged 2 to 6 years with ASA physical status I/II requiring…
A new study plan aims to see if a nasal spray can safely calm children during outpatient medical exams instead of using oral syrup.
Prenatal Particulate Matter Exposure Linked to 34% Higher Autism Risk in Meta-Analysis
Pediatrics Meta-analysis
Prenatal Particulate Matter Exposure Linked to 34% Higher Autism Risk in Meta-Analysis Prenatal Particulate Matter Exposure Linked to Autism Risk
This meta-analysis of 16 case-control studies found that prenatal particulate matter exposure was associated with a 34% increased risk of au…
Research shows that exposure to particulate matter during the third trimester of pregnancy is linked to a higher risk of autism in children.
Impact of In Utero Electronic Nicotine Delivery System Exposure on Neonatal Birth Outcomes
Pediatrics Meta-analysis
Impact of In Utero Electronic Nicotine Delivery System Exposure on Neonatal Birth Outcomes Vaping during pregnancy may increase risks of preterm birth
Evidence suggests that in utero exposure to electronic nicotine delivery systems significantly increases the odds of preterm birth.
New data suggests that babies exposed to vaping products in the womb face higher risks of being born too early and having lower birth weight…
THA and TKA in patients under 25 improve function and quality of life
Pediatrics Meta-analysis
THA and TKA in patients under 25 improve function and quality of life Joint Replacement Surgery Improves Quality of Life for Young Patients
This meta-analysis of 3317 patients and 5,632 joints evaluates THA and TKA for end-stage joint disease in patients under 25. The analysis fo…
Younger patients with end-stage joint disease can see significant improvements in function and quality of life after hip or knee replacement…
Optimized weight-based dosing for ethambutol addresses sub-therapeutic exposure in children with tuberculosis
Pediatrics Meta-analysis
Optimized weight-based dosing for ethambutol addresses sub-therapeutic exposure in children with tuberculosis Optimized Ethambutol Dosing May Improve Treatment for Children with Tuberculosis
This meta-analysis evaluates ethambutol pharmacokinetics and dose optimization in children with tuberculosis. The analysis found that curren…
Current dosing for the tuberculosis drug Ethambutol may be too low for some children, potentially affecting how well the medicine works.
OpenNotes may improve treatment adherence and shared decision-making in dental practice based on medical analogies
Pediatrics Sys. Review
OpenNotes may improve treatment adherence and shared decision-making in dental practice based on medical analogies OpenNotes Could Improve Patient Engagement in Dental Care
This narrative review explores the potential of OpenNotes as a patient engagement strategy in dentistry. The authors suggest that sharing cl…
Sharing clinical notes with patients may improve treatment adherence and shared decision-making, though more dental-specific research is nee…
Functional Status Scale identifies mild to moderate impairment in children on ECMO support
Pediatrics Meta-analysis
Functional Status Scale identifies mild to moderate impairment in children on ECMO support New data shows functional outcomes for children on ECMO machines
This scoping review of 25 publications examines the Functional Status Scale (FSS) to assess outcomes in children on ECMO. The review finds t…
Children surviving on ECMO machines often face mild to moderate physical challenges, particularly with breathing and eating, after they leav…
Hydrocortisone Linked to Favorable Course in First Triple A Syndrome Case in French Guiana
Pediatrics Sys. Review
Hydrocortisone Linked to Favorable Course in First Triple A Syndrome Case in French Guiana Rare Triple A Syndrome Diagnosed in French Guiana Boy
This is a single case report of a 5-year-old boy in French Guiana with Triple A syndrome, confirmed by a homozygous pathogenic AAAS variant,…
A 5-year-old boy in French Guiana is the first confirmed case of Triple A syndrome there, with a favorable response to hydrocortisone.

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