These are the joint recommendations of Pediatric Cardiology, ICU and Infectious Diseases.
Viral myocarditis is a rare but serious complication of influenza and other viral infections. Myocarditis can lead to acute heart failure culminating in cardiogenic shock, ventricular arrhythmias, or pericardial effusion.
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KING-TV, Northwest Cable News and KONG-TV will air a one-hour HealthLink special entitled Mending our Kids.
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Children’s Medical Staff member Dr. Maxine Hayes was elected to membership in the Institute of Medicine (IOM), part of the National Academy for the Sciences.
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In 1977, Children’s held its first retreat for first-year residents, with the goals of promoting camaraderie and providing basic training.
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In August, KING 5, KONG 6/16 and NWCN will air a one-hour HealthLink special titled Kids with Cancer: Courage & Hope.
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Sponsored by the Treuman Katz Center for Pediatric Bioethics, the second annual conference will take place Friday and Saturday July 14-15, 2006 in Seattle, Washington.
The topic, Current Controversies: Ethical Issues Related to Vaccination of Children, will cover numerous ethical questions. Visit the event Web site to learn more or watch the Webcast.
Srdjan Jelacic, David de Regt and Ed Weinberger have developed an electronic atlas of the normal pediatric brain. The purpose of the brain atlas is to provide an easy-to-use interactive method to learn about the normal changes in MR appearance of the pediatric brain and to facilitate correct interpretation of potential abnormalities.
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Children’s has temporarily closed the Dermatology Clinic and all dermatology inpatient services. Our clinic chief is on a pregnancy leave. We have contacted all patients who were scheduled for appointments.
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There are four important WIC formula changes that have been made as part of ongoing WIC efforts to reduce costs while still meeting the nutrition needs of the majority of children served.
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Necrotizing Fasciitis is an infection that has recently been in the news.
This fact sheet, from the Seattle & King County Public Health Department has information of interest to health care providers as well as the public.
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