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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the world's smallest mechanical heart valve

FDA Approves Mechanical Heart Valve for Newborns

Masters Series Mechanical Heart Valve now available in smallest size yet
The pediatric otolaryngology specialty has evolved over the past decade

Pediatric Otolaryngology Practice Continues to Evolve

Less involvement in facial plastic, reconstructive surgery over the last decade
Nationally

Pediatric Opioid-Related Hospital, ICU Admissions on the Rise

Rate of pediatric hospitalization, ICU admission increased, 2004 to 2015
The prevalence of hearing loss in preschool children who had heart surgery in infancy may be above 20 percent

High Prevalence of Hearing Loss Seen After Infant Heart Surgery

Younger gestational age, having a genetic anomaly, longer post-op stay associated with hearing loss

February 2018 Briefing – Pediatrics

Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Pediatrics for February 2018. This roundup includes the latest...
Alternatives to whole liver transplants for children have become safer

Alternatives to Whole Liver Transplants Feasible for Children

Alternatives helped to improve outcomes 2002 to 2015, indicating new ways to increase organ supply
The prevalences of sending and receiving sexts are 14.8 and 27.4 percent

Prevalence of Sexting Is Increasing in Youth Under 18

Increasing sexting prevalence as young people age, over time, and on mobile devices versus computers
The prevalence of obesity seems not to be decreasing for children aged 2 to 19 years

No Recent Decrease in Prevalence of Obesity Among Children

No decrease in obesity prevalence at any age; recent increase in obesity for children aged 2 to 5
Children undergoing cardiac surgery from the lowest-income neighborhoods have worse outcomes

Peds Cardiac Surgery Outcomes Vary by Neighborhood Income

Children from lowest-income neighborhoods have increased mortality, longer hospital stay
Children with chronic kidney disease may have deficits in global and domain-specific cognition

Cognition Deficits Seen in Children With Chronic Kidney Disease

Children with less severe CKD and kidney transplant had higher full-scale IQ than those on dialysis