The majority of congenital neuroblastomas are localized, and those with favourable
histologic and genetic features are treated by surgical resection alone, with an overall …

Artz, Reilly, Mattei airway obstruction is extensive and includes the nose, oral cavity, larynx,
proximal and distal trachea, including the branches of the bronchial tree. Congenital …

Fig. A: An initial chest radiograph showing bilateral diffuse ground-glass opacity related to
retained fetal lung fluid and faint homogeneous opacity at the right upper lung (*). B: A serial …

A14 day old baby girl was referred to the neonatal intensive care unit with poor feeding,
respiratory distress, drowsiness, vomiting, and hypoactivity of one day duration. She was …

2 Clinical Pediatrics 00 (0) analysis was negative for amplification or gain of MYCN/2p24. 1
gain region, with no evidence of loss of heterozygosity at chromosome 1 and 11. Due to the …

Background The most common neonatal tumor is neuroblastoma and adrenal gland is the
most common site of involvement. 11–26% of this tumor is seen in the thorax of neonates …

A full-term infant born via vaginal delivery developed inspiratory stridor shortly after birth.
Routine resuscitation was performed at delivery without the need for intubation. He received …

A male infant presenting with respiratory distress was found to have primary thoracic
neuroblastoma. This method of presentation in the newborn period is rare. His symptoms …

Discussion The nucleus ambiguus contains the neurons that supply the laryngeal abductor
and adductor muscles and is the proposed lesion site for familial VCP. Fewer neurons …

A postnatal computed tomography scan showed a 3-cm peripherally enhancing mass
completely occluding the right nasal passage extending to the crista galli (Figure 2) …