A retrospective chart review suggests early spirometry is associated with shorter length of stay.
Identifying risk factors for cardiac catheterization complications offers physicians a way to improve pulmonary hypertension care.
Orthopedic surgeons demonstrate that acute deformity correction and gradual limb lengthening can be accomplished simultaneously using an internal lengthening nail.
Adolescents and young adults with sickle cell disease — and their caregivers — care about future fertility. But what should doctors tell them?
Researchers work to reveal the many subtypes of pediatric sepsis — and what to do about them.
The first use of whole exome sequencing for monogenic causes of kidney stone disease reveals the diagnostic tool is ripe for clinical application.
For decades, complete blood cell counts have been the go-to way to identify babies at high risk for serious bacterial infections. But recent research shows the popular lab test isn’t as useful as everyone thought.
