Press

Catheter Dysfunction in a Child: Recognizing Pinch-off Syndrome

Mário Rui Correia*; Catarina Sousa-Lopes; Ana Isabel Barros; Jorge Cagigal; Joana Sinde; João Ribeiro-Castro

    Pinch-Off Syndrome (POS) is a rare complication of Central Venous Catheter (CVC) placement, specifically associated with the subclavian approach. It occurs due to mechanical compression of the catheter between the clavicle and the first rib, causing deformation, narrowing, or transection, with risks of embolization.


Renal Ganglioneuroblastoma in Children: A Case Report

R. Icharmouhene*; Z. Isfaoun; N El ansari; M. Elkababri; M. Ouchen; M. Kisra; N. Lamaalmi; M. El khorassani; A. Kili; L. Hessissen

    Ganglioneuroblastoma is a neuroblastoma with variable differentiation, surrounded by areas of differentiated ganglioneuroma. It is less common than neuroblastoma and has a better prognosis. We report the case of an 8-year-old boy admitted for the management of a localized retroperitoneal mass.


Fetus in Fetu as a Retroperitoneal Mass in Infant: A Rare Case Report

TB Odih Rhomdani Wahid*; Muhammad Ilham Herzoni; Alfath-hu Rahmat

    Fetus In Fetu (FIF) is identified by the appearance of a partially formed fetus inside a twin which is an extremely rare congenital pathology. This rare disease has less than 200 reported cases globally. FIF can arise from a deviation in the twinning process.


Growth Hormone Treatment Normalized Liver Enzymes in an Adolescent with Obesity and Short Statute

Mensur Zvekic; Maddie Herbert; Alba Morales; Samir Softic*

    Metabolic Dysfunction Associated Steatotic Liver disease is the most common cause of chronic hepatitis in children and adults. The patients with MASLD have low thyroid hormone activity in the liver. Recent evidence suggests that patients with MASLD may also have haptic growth hormone deficiency.


Choledochal Cyst with Cirrhosis and Portal Hypertension in A Child: A Rare Presentation

Shailesh Solanki*; Kaashvi Udwani; Nitin James Peters; Survadeep Mitra; Sadhna B Lal; Nidhi Prabhakar; Jai Kumar Mahajan

    Choledochal Cysts (CDC) are rare congenital cystic dilation of the biliary tract. Usually, the CDC presents in the first decade of life, and its prognosis is excellent. There is no debate regarding managing a typical CDC with the usual presentation, while complicated CDC still has challenges.


MedDocs Publishers

We always work towards offering the best to you. For any queries, please feel free to get in touch with us. Also you may post your valuable feedback after reading our journals, ebooks and after visiting our conferences.