'Congenital malformation' presentation slideshows

KIDNEY INFECTIONS and SEPSIS

KIDNEY INFECTIONS and SEPSIS. acute onset of fever, chills, and flank pain are usually indicative of renal infection significant renal infection may be associated with an insidious onset of non-specific local or systemic symptoms, or it may be entirely asymptomatic

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Dermal and Subcutaneous Tumors

Dermal and Subcutaneous Tumors. Erik Austin, D.O., M.P.H. Cutaneous Vascular Anomalies. Hamartomas Malformations Dilation of preexisting vessels Hyperplasias Benign neoplasms Malignant neoplasms. Hamartomas. Characterized by an abnormal arrangement of tissues normally present.

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Genitourinary Disorders

Genitourinary Disorders. Jan Bazner-Chandler CPNP, CNS, MSN, RN. Urinary Tract Infection. Most common serious bacterial infection in infants and children Highest frequency in infancy Uncircumcised males have a ten-fold incidence . Etiology. Anatomic abnormalities

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Edema

Edema. Increased water in brain parenchyma. . Types of Herniations. Subfalcine herniation (cingulate gyrus) Transtentorial Herniation (uncal gyral) Tonsillar Herniation. Mass Tumor Blood clot Abscess Local edema. S. T. Transtentorial Herniation [involve Uncal gyral].

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Fetal Anomalies

Fetal Anomalies . Anita Nowak, RDMS, MBA Manager, Imaging Magee- Womens Hospital of UPMC. Common Fetal Anomalies. Anencephaly Spina Bifida Cleft Lip Gastroschisis / Omphalocele Trisomy 18 Conjoined Twins. Looking at Ultrasounds is very much like looking at clouds.

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Congenital Anomalies and Teratogens

Congenital Anomalies and Teratogens. Jun Zhou ???? School of Medicine, ZheJiang University 20140106. Birth defect, congenital malformation and congenital anomaly Are synonymous terms used to describe structural, behavioral, functional and metabolic disorders present at birth.

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Epilepsy:

Epilepsy:. -Epilepsy is chronic neurological disorder. - It can affect anyone at any age but the disorder commonly develops before 20 years of age. -30% of cases occurring in early childhood. -Epilepsy is chronic neurological disorder.

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Pediatric Fundamentals Prenatal Growth and Development

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Single Umbilical Artery

Single Umbilical Artery. Resmy Palliyil Gopi. Umbilical cord. 2 umbilical arteries 1 umbilical vein Rudimentary allantois Remnant of omphalomesenteric duct Whartons jelly. Incidence. Most common congenital malformation of the umbilical cord 5-10 in 1000 births (35-70 in 1000 twin births)

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The Senses

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BIOETHICS IN RADIOLOGY

BIOETHICS IN RADIOLOGY. A BABY WITH CONGENITAL MALFORMATION Manguba - Matematico. CASE. GC, is a 40-year old 10 weeks pregnant, who was seen by Dr. OB for prenatal consult. She was referred to a radiologist for an ultrasound examination. The ultrasonographer found a baby with anencephaly.

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Objectives

A FIVE YEAR REVIEW OF PERINATAL MORTALITY IN PUTRAJAYA HOSPITAL MALAYSIA FROM 2006 T0 2010 TOWARDS ACHIEVING MILLENIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL NUMBER FOUR Noraihan MN, Sofia Annaim A. Department of O&G, Putrajaya Hospital, Malaysia.

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