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    editors, Alan P. Ladd, Frederick J. Rescorla, Jay L. Grosfeld.
    Summary: Handbook of Pediatric Surgical Patient Care focuses on the decision-making process in the overall management of the pediatric surgical patient and provides guidelines for diagnosis. The book covers topics ranging from a wide spectrum of neonatal conditions and surgical critical care to other childhood afflictions, pediatric cancer and the injured child. It also focuses on the current management of common childhood conditions including appendicitis, pyloric stenosis and hernias. The purpose of this handbook is to provide a brief, easily accessible, rapid source of contemporary information to students, residents and practitioners caring for infants and children with surgical disorders.

    Contents:
    Section 1. Physiologic considerations of newborn/child. ch. 1. Pediatric thermoregulation and metabolism / David E. Carney and Miller C. Hamrick
    ch. 2. Fluids, resuscitation and electrolytes / David E. Carney and Miller C. Hamrick
    ch. 3. Cardiovascular physiology / David E. Carney and Miller C. Hamrick
    ch. 4. Infectious considerations / David E. Carney and Miller C. Hamrick
    ch. 5. Pediatric parenteral nutrition / Wendy Cruse
    ch. 6. Enteral nutrition / Alan P. Ladd
    ch. 7. Pediatric anesthesia guidelines / Doris Hardacker
    ch. 8. Pediatric airway management / Katherine M. DeMasie
    ch. 9. Pediatric sedation / Michael Mazurek
    ch. 10. Treatment of acute postsurgical pain in the pediatric patient / James Tolley
    ch. 11. The ex-utero treatment (Exit) procedure / Cynthia Gingalewski, Sarah Oltmann and David Schindel
    Section 2. Trauma. ch. 12. Evaluation and resuscitation of the injured child / Thomas M. Rouse
    ch. 13. Thoracic injuries in children / L.R. "Tres" Scherer
    ch. 14. Abdominal trauma / Dennis Vane
    ch. 15. Renal and genitourinary trauma / Dennis Vane and Tres Scherer
    ch. 16. Central nervous system trauma / Jodi L. Smith
    ch. 17. Pediatric vascular injuries / Jenny Cho and Michael Dalsing
    ch. 18. Pediatric burn / John J. Coleman III
    ch. 19. Child abuse / Dennis W. Vane and Ann DiMaio
    Section 3. Tumors (the abdominal mass). ch. 20. Wilms' tumor / Thomas R. Weber
    ch. 21. Neuroblastoma / Jay L. Grosfeld
    ch. 22. Liver tumors / Frederick J. Rescorla
    ch. 23. Gastrointestinal tumors / Alan P. Ladd
    ch. 24. Testicular tumors / Deborah F. Billmire
    ch. 25. Ovarian tumors / Deborah Billmire
    ch. 26. Sacrococcygeal teratomas / Frederick J. Rescorla
    ch. 27. Pediatric bone tumors / Daniel Wurtz
    ch. 28. Soft tissuee sarcomas / Frederick J. Rescorla
    Section 4. Transplantation. ch. 29. History of organ transplantation / Richard S. Mangus
    ch. 30. Pediatric kidney transplantation / Richard S. Mangus
    ch. 31. Pediatric liver transplantation / Richard S. Mangus
    ch. 32. Pediatric intestinal and multivisceral transplantation / Richard S. Mangus
    ch. 33. Overview of immunosuppressive agents / Richard S. Mangus
    Section 5. Head/neck. ch. 34. Thyroid / Adam C. Alder and Michael A. Skinner
    ch. 35. Parathyroid / Adam C. Alder and Michael A. Skinner
    ch. 36. Laryngeal and tracheal disorders / Charles M. Leys
    ch. 37. Lymphadenopathy / Nicholas F. Fiore
    ch. 38. Neck cysts and sinuses / Nicholas F. Fiore
    Section 6. Thorax. ch. 39. Newborn thoracic masses: congenital lung malformations / Alan P. Ladd
    ch. 40. Newborn thoracic masses: congenital diaphragmatic hernia and indications for ECMO / Troy Perry and Bryan J. Dicken
    ch. 41. Newborn thoracic masses: esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal malformations / Frederick J. Rescorla
    ch. 42. Chest wall anomalies: pectus excavatum / Scott A. Engum
    ch. 43. Chest wall anomalies: pectus carinatum / Scott A. Engum
    ch. 44. Chest wall anomalies: Poland syndrome / Scott A. Engum
    ch. 45. Chest wall anomalies: Jeune's syndrome / Scott A. Engum
    Section 7. Abdomen. ch. 46. Abdominal wall: prenatal considerations
    abdominal wall defects / Cynthia Gingelewski
    ch. 47. Abdominal wall: gastroschisis / Kim Molik
    ch. 48. Abdominal wall: omphalocele / David J. Hobbs and Marc G. Schlatter
    ch. 49. Abdominal wall: umbilical hernia, urachal and omphalomesenteric remnants / Nicole Sharp and Danny Little
    ch. 50. Abdominal wall: inguinal hernias and hydroceles / Frederick J. Rescorla
    ch. 51. Proximal alimentary tract obstruction: pyloric stenosis / Mustafa Kabeer
    ch. 52. Proximal alimentary tract obstruction: duodenal atresia / Frederick J. Rescorla
    ch. 53. Proximal alimentary tract obstruction: jejunoileal atresia and stenosis / Jay L. Grosfeld
    ch. 54. Proximal alimentary tract obstruction: malrotation / Kristen A. Zeller and Frederick J. Rescorla
    ch. 55. Distal bowel obstruction: meconium ileus / Frederick J. Rescorla
    ch. 56. Distal bowel obstruction: colonic atresia / Alan P. Ladd
    ch. 57. Distal bowel obstruction: Hirschsprung's disease / Robert T. Russell and Alan P. Ladd
    ch. 58. Distal bowel obstruction: anorectal malformations / Alan P. Ladd
    ch. 59. Miscellaneous: gastroesophageal reflux / Mark S. Chaet
    ch. 60. Miscellaneous: gastrostomy / Mark S. Chaet
    ch. 61. Miscellaneous: necrotizing enterocolitis / Hayden Stagg and Danny Little
    ch. 62. Miscellaneous: short bowel syndrome / James C.Y. Dunn
    ch. 63. Miscellaneous: intussusception / Corey Tomlinson, John M. Draus Jr. and Bryan J. Dicken
    ch. 64. Miscellaneous: Meckel's diverticulum / Ali Cadili, John M. Draus Jr. and Bryan J. Dicken
    ch. 65. Miscellaneous: acute appendicitis / Donald A. Plumley
    ch. 66. Miscellaneous: inflammatory bowel disease / Evan R. Kokoska
    ch. 67. Miscellaneous: polypoid diseases / Evan R. Kokoska
    ch. 68. Miscellaneous: fistula-in-ano / Brian Duffy
    Section 8. Liver, biliary tree & pancreas. ch. 69. Biliary atresia / Danielle Hsu and James C.Y. Dunn
    ch. 70. Cystic disorders of the bile ducts (choledochal cysts) / David T. Schindel and Sarah C. Oltmann
    ch. 71. Liver cysts and abscesses / Mauricio A. Escobar
    ch. 72. Gallbladder disease in children / Frederick J. Rescorla
    ch. 73. Pancreatic cysts / Frederick J. Rescorla
    Section 9. Urologic considerations. ch. 74. Undescended testis / Ethan I. Franke, Kristan Meldrum and Martin Kaefer
    ch. 75. Ureteropelvic junction obstruction / Ethan I. Franke, Kristan Meldrum and Martin Kaefer
    ch. 76. Vesicoureteral reflux / Brian A. VanderBrink, Martin Kaefer and Kirstan Meldrum
    ch. 77. Disorders of sexual development / Brian A. VanderBrink, Martin Kaefer and Kirstan Meldrum
    ch. 78. Varicocele / Rahul D. Mehan, Kirstan K. Meldrum and Martin K. Kaefer
    Section 10. Vascular malformations. ch. 79. Infantile hemangiomas / Nicole Sharp and Danny Little
    ch. 80. Congenital arterial disorders / Allen Lee, Gregory A. Stanley and Julie R. Fuchs
    ch. 81. Pediatric venous disorders / Paul R. Crisostomo and Michael C. Dalsing
    ch. 82. Lymphatic disorders / Scott A. Engum
    Section 11. Special considerations. ch. 83. Congenital heart disease / Mark Rodefeld
    ch. 84. Pediatric neurosurgical considerations / Laurie L. Ackerman
    ch. 85. Orthopedic deformities / Christine Caltoum
    ch. 86. Central venous lines / Sarah C. Oltmann and David T. Schindel
    ch. 87. Skin and soft tissue infections / Mustafa Kabeer and Alan P. Ladd.
    Digital Access World Scientific 2014
  • Other
    Bevan, Rachel; Fleet, Edgar; Browne, John; Pygott, Richard; Davy, Richard; Sheryngham; Banaster, Gilbert; Cornysh, William.
    Contents:
    Jesu, mercy / John Browne (5:25)
    Quid petis, O Fili / Richard Pygott (7:45)
    Ah, blessed Jesu / Richard Davy (6:20)
    Ah, gentle Jesu / ?Sheryngham (3:25)
    Ah, my dear Son / anonymous (3:15)
    My fearful dream / Gilbert Banastir (5:55)
    Alone, alone, alone / anonymous (3:40)
    Woefully arrayed / William Cornyshe (8:40).
    Print p1985
  • Article
    Albritton WL, Penner S, Slaney L, Brunton J.
    J Clin Microbiol. 1978 Jun;7(6):519-23.
    Based on a limited number of biochemical properties, a system for biotyping Haemophilus influenzae (M. Kilian, Acta Pathol. Microbiol, Scand. Sect. B82:835-842, 1976) was used to analyze the relationship of biotype to source of infection and antibiotic resistance for 600 clinical strains. The distribution of biotypes from bacteremic patients was significantly different (P less than 0.001) from the distribution of biotypes from nonbacteremic patients. Although there appeared to be a correlation between biotype and source of isolation, no single biotype correlated with a specific clinical syndrome in bacteremic patients. The frequency of resistance to antibiotics (ampicillin, tetracycline, chloramphenicol, and kanamycin), which was known to be at least in part plasmid mediated, was determined. Of the 600 isolates, 43 were resistant to at least one antibiotic (30 were ampicillin resistant, 11 were tetracycline resistant, 1 was ampicillin-tetracycline resistant, and 1 was tetracycline-chloramphenicol resistant). Of these 43 resistant isolates, 42 were either biotype I or II. This distribution of biotypes among antibiotic-resustant isolates was significantly different from the overall distribution of biotypes (P is less than 0.001).
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