Posted in Case Report Volume 6, Issue 2

First Case of a Neonatal Pharyngeal Infection by Corynebacterium kroppenstedtii

Corynebacterium discovered in 1998, with only 35 hits on PubMed. Among them, most of the reports are about the causative bacteria of granulomatous mastitis. Other…

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Posted in Research Article Volume 6, Issue 1

Characteristics of Postpartum Japanese Mothers Who Were Nonrespondents to the Japan Environment and Children’s Study

Background: This study aimed to examine the factors behind survey non-response in mothers who had agreed to participate in a Japanese nationwide birth cohort study-…

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Posted in Mini Review Volume 6, Issue 1

Breastfeeding vs. Infant Formula Feed: A Mini Review

Mothers’ milk provides best nutritional need for all infants. As a biologic fluid, it has kinds of benefits like, somatic growth, modulation of postnatal intestinal…

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Posted in Case Report Volume 6, Issue 1

Hydroxychloroquine Does not Affect CTLA-4 Expression in LRBA Deficiency: Case Report from Siblings with LRBA Deficiency

Lipopolysaccharide-responsive and beige-like anchor protein (LRBA) deficiency is a rare autosomal recessive genetic disease that presents as a primary immunodeficiency and immune dysregulation caused by…

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Posted in Research Article Volume 6, Issue 1

Analysis of Follow-Up Results after Successful Conservative Treatment of Pediatric Appendiceal Abscess- A Single Institutional Retrospective Study

Purpose: The follow-up results of successful conservative treatment of appendiceal abscess in children were analyzed to further explore the value of interval appendectomy (IA).Method: Follow-up…

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Posted in Case Report Volume 6, Issue 1

Hay Wells Syndrome: Report of an Extremely Rare Disorder

Hay-Wells syndrome also known as AEC syndrome (Ankyloblepharon-Ectodermal Dysplasia-clefting syndrome) is an uncommon form of ectodermal dysplasia initially described by Hay and Wells in 1976….

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