Evaluation of familial factors in a Mexican population-based setting with gastroschisis: Further evidence for an underly...
Published in Journal of pediatric surgery
Level IV.
Nonoperative management in children with early acute appendicitis: A systematic review.
Published in Journal of pediatric surgery
This manuscript is a systematic review and thus assigned the lowest evidence used from the manuscripts analyzed which is a Level IV.
The analgesic effects of rectal diclofenac versus rectal paracetamol following caudal-bupivacaine for pediatric day-case...
Published in Journal of pediatric surgery
Level 1 evidence treatment study. Randomized controlled trials with adequate statistical power to detect differences (narrow confidence intervals) and follow up >80%.
How useful is ultrasound guidance for internal jugular venous access in children?
Published in Journal of pediatric surgery
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Outcomes of laparoscopic inguinal herniorrhaphy in female pediatric patients, particularly those with ovarian hernias.
Published in Journal of pediatric surgery
In the majority of female inguinal hernia patients less than 1year old, the ovary was contained in the hernia sac. This situation requires special precautions because of the high risk of incarceration and simultaneous protrusion of two organs. Laparoscopic intracorporeal reduction of an incarcerated organ can be easily performed to preserve several...
US pediatric trauma patient unplanned 30-day readmissions.
Published in Journal of pediatric surgery
This is a Level III retrospective comparative study.
Upregulation of MiR-369-3p suppresses cell migration and proliferation by targeting SOX4 in Hirschsprung's disease.
Published in Journal of pediatric surgery
Our study demonstrates that aberrant expression of miR-369-3p might play a crucial role in the development HSCR by regulating SOX4 expression, which may infer that it is an effective diagnostic target in the pathogenesis of HSCR, but investigation is still needed to explore the underlying mechanism.
Understanding readmissions in children undergoing surgery: A pediatric NSQIP analysis.
Published in Journal of pediatric surgery
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Evolution of practice in the management of parapneumonic effusion and empyema in children.
Published in Journal of pediatric surgery
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The high pressure distal colostogram in anorectal malformations: technique and pitfalls.
Published in Journal of pediatric surgery
The importance of technically adequate high pressure distal colostogram in planning management for patients with anorectal malformations and how technically inadequate examination could delay management and affect the outcome cannot be over emphasized as shown in this article.
