Neonatal and Pediatric Liver and Metabolic Diseases

<p></p><p></p><p>Neonatal and Pediatric liver Diseases.- Case 1: 20 month old child with recurrent convulsions.- Case 2: A 9 year old boy presenting with hepatitis, epistaxis and bleeding from gums.- Case 3: Lightening strikes at one place thrice.- Case 4: A worried couple with a child having jaundice.- Case 5: A 2 year old child who had recurrent hematemesis and bleeding per rectum.- Case 5: A 2 year old child who had recurrent hematemesis and bleeding per rectum.- Case 6: A child who had lost appetite and interest .-Case 7: A year old child with chronic diarrhea and failure to thrive.- Case 8: A 3 year old male with recurrent diarrhea and chest infection.- Case 9: 11 months old twins with Inborn errors of metabolism.- Case 10: A child with recurrent diarrhea.- Case 11: A 3 month old child with recurrent fever, diarrhea, failure to thrive and electrolyte disturbances.- Case 12: A 13-Year-Old girl with chronic abdominal Pain and Vomiting.- Case 13: A 6 month old child with neonatal cholestasis and generalized edema.- Case: 14. A 6 weeks old child who had progressive jaundice and creamy white stools.- Case: 15. Milk branding.- Case 16: An 8 year old son of a lady executive who was a keen “net” searcher.- Case 17: Neo rich parents who wanted best for their child.- Case 18: A case of “Criggler-Najjar syndrome” .- Case: 19. A pleasant child who developed prolonged jaundice.- Case 20: Prolonged neonatal jaundice and cardiac defects.- Case 21: Neonatal jaundice in a child with ocular problem.- Case 22: A 3 year old girl with unexplained vomiting and failure to thrive.- Case 23: A 3 year old boy with failure to thrive and progressively stiffening muscles.- Case 24: A 2 month old child with neonatal ascites.- Case 25:&nbsp; A patient with sickle cell anemia with sudden onset of jaundice.- Case 26: A 7 year old boy with recurrence of jaundice.- Case 28:&nbsp; An eight year old boy with recurrent jaundice.- Case 29: A 3 yr. old with huge liver and abnormal liver functions.- Case-30: A fifteen year old boy with prolonged jaundice.- Case-31: A young girl with recurrent jaundice and vague RUQ mass.- Case-32:&nbsp; A young boy with ascites.- Case 33: Two cases of recurrence of jaundice.- Case 34: A 12 years old boy with “obstructive jaundice.- Case 35: 11 years old boy with jaundice and bleeding PR.- Case 36: A young boy with failed renal transplant and sudden onset of ascites.- Case 37: A 2-Year-Old Boy with Diarrhea, Failure to thrive, and Hepatomegaly.- Case 38: A child with “recurrent attacks of asthma.- Case 39: A 3 years old boy with recurrent jaundice and severe iron deficiency anemia.- Case 40: 3 years old boy with huge liver.- Case 41: A case of neonatal liver failure.- Case 42: A case of acute hepatitis and ……something more.- Case 43: A case of neonatal hepatitis and failure to thrive.- Case 44: An infant with sudden onset of unilateral ptosis and jaundice.- Case 45: A neonate with rapidly deteriorating liver functions.- Case 46: A 6 month old childwith hematemesis.- Case 47: A young child with persistent elevation of SGOT/ SGPT.- Case 48: An infant with persistent vomiting.- Case 49: A case of Fever and jaundice.- Case 50: A neonate with jaundice and enlarged liver.- Case 51: A case of huge hepatomegaly but no hypoglycemia.- Case 52: Pregnant lady with HBsAg positivity: A paediatrician’s perspective.</p><br><p></p><p></p>