100 cases in paediatrics

Respiratory Case 1: An infant with noisy breathing 1 Case 2: A child with noisy breathing 3 Case 3: A chesty infant 7 Case 4: A chronic cough 11 Case 5: Recurrent chest infections 14 Case 6: A wheezy teenager 19 Case 7: Fever and breathlessness 22 Case 8: A teenager with chest pain 27 Cardiology Case 9: A cyanosed newborn 29 Case 10: A shocked neonate 31 Case 11: A pale, breathless baby 33 Case 12: An incidental murmur 37 Case 13: A funny turn 41 Endocrinology and diabetes Case 14: A thirsty boy 45 Case 15: A tall boy 47 Case 16: A short girl 50 Case 17: An overweight boy 53 Case 18: A girl with early puberty 56 Case 19: A boy with delayed puberty 59 Case 20: Is it a boy or a girl? 61 Case 21: A boy with breasts 63 Case 22: A boy with bow legs 66 Gastroenterology Case 23: A vomiting Infant 71 Case 24: A child with bloody diarrhoea 73 Case 25: A teenager with chronic diarrhoea 75 Case 26: Acute diarrhoea and vomiting 79 Case 27: Acute abdominal pain 83 Case 28: Recurrent abdominal pain 85 Case 29: A constipated toddler 89 Case 30: An infant with poor weight gain 92 Case 31: An infant with persistent jaundiceCase 32: Abdominal pain and jaundice 99 Case 33: A lump in the groin 101 Nephrology Case 34: Abdominal pain and dysuria 105 Case 35: Red urine 107 Case 36: A puffy face 111 Case 37: A bed wetter 113 Case 38: High blood pressure 115 Infections Case 39: Fever and a rash 117 Case 40: Fever in a returning traveller 119 Case 41: Sticky eyes 121 Case 42: A persistent fever 123 Case 43: Recurrent infections 125 Case 44: Unexplained weight loss 128 Dermatology Case 45: An itchy rash 133 Case 46: Deteriorating eczema 136 Case 47: An infant with blisters 140 Haematology Case 48: A pale child 143 Case 49: Easy bruising 147 Case 50: A child with chest pain 150 Oncology Case 51: An abdominal mass 155 Case 52: An unsteady child 157 Case 53: Lymphadenopathy 161 Case 54: A swollen shoulder 163 Case 55: Fever in a patient on chemotherapy 165 Case 56: Aches and pains 169 Bones and joints Case 57: A girl with a limp 172 Case 58: Pain and fever 177 Case 59: Swollen joints 179 Case 60: A spinal deformity 183 Neurology Case 61: A fitting child 185 Case 62: A febrile, drowsy child 187 Case 63: A big head 190 Case 64: A child in a coma 194 Case 65: A late walker 197 Case 66: A child with learning difficulties 199 Case 67: Sudden weakness 201 Case 68: Chronic headaches 205 Case 69: A funny smileCase 70: Weak legs 209 Case 71: Developmental regression 213 Case 72: A deaf boy 217 Case 73: A child with a squint 219 Child and adolescent psychiatry Case 74: A boy with no friends 222 Case 75: A hyperactive child 225 Case 76: A teenager who won’t eat 227 Neonatology Case 77: Born too early 229 Case 78: A breathless newborn 231 Case 79: Recurrent apnoeas 233 Case 80: A sudden collapse in a ventilated preterm neonate 236 Case 81: Bilious vomiting in a neonate 240 Case 82: A jaundiced neonate 243 Case 83: A floppy infant 247 Case 84: A difficult delivery 249 Case 85: A newborn with congenital abnormalities 251 Case 86: Sudden deterioration in a term baby 253 Case 87: A case of possible trisomy 21 255 Case 88: Abnormal movements in an 8-day-old baby 259 Miscellaneous Case 89: A fracture in an infant 262 Case 90: A vaginal discharge 265 Case 91: An odd shaped head 267 Case 92: A drowsy toddler 269 Case 93: A confused teenager 273 Case 94: A drunken adolescent 275 Case 95: An unusual appetite 277 Case 96: A sudden collapse 279 Case 97: A pregnant 14-year-old 281 Case 98: A sudden, unexpected death 285 Case 99: A tired teenager 289 Case 100: Poor weight gain