Titlebook: Endocrine Conditions in Pediatrics; A Practical Guide Takara Stanley,Madhusmita Misra Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 pediatr

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,‘The Truth Looks Different from Here...’1,ommon and almost always benign. Detailed history and physical examination are necessary to rule out any pathology. If no underlying pathology is suspected, watchful waiting until breast development is complete is reasonable. Surgical referral for cosmetic mammoplasty can be considered for significan

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ement. Topical or cosmetic treatments may benefit some patients with familial isolated hirsutism and acne, a diagnosis of exclusion. Poor response to these treatments should prompt further evaluation to assess for hyperandrogenism with a specialist.

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cused therapy and begets a thoughtful assessment by the clinician. Lifestyle management should be advocated for all children with elevated BP or HTN with judicious use of pharmacologic therapy. Maintenance of normal BP in children and adolescents is crucial to the long-term cardiovascular health of

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Increased Growth Velocity and/or Tall Stature commonly a variant of normal, pathological causes do exist, making recognition by the pediatrician imperative for early diagnosis and treatment. More than a single height measurement enables calculation of ., or linear growth over time, which provides invaluable information about a child’s overall

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Skeletal Disease is thankfully rare; however, pediatricians should be aware that low bone mineral density and fracture secondary to chronic medical conditions are both on the rise due to longer survival and enhanced treatment options for chronically ill children. Here, we review key elements of the history, physica

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Hypocalcemiaallmark manifestation is neuromuscular excitability with tetany, muscle spasm, and/or seizure, though mild hypocalcemia may be asymptomatic. The causes of hypocalcemia may be transient or permanent, and include genetic, autoimmune, nutritional, acquired, and iatrogenic etiologies. A focused history,