Asia Pacific Journal of Pediatric and Child Health

Volume 7, Apr - Jun 2024

From Risk to Resilience: Addressing Water-Borne Hepatitis in Pediatric Population

Arit Parkash ¹, Sanagar Ali ², Iqbal A Memon ³

Water is one of the basic necessities of human life. It plays an important role in sustaining and understanding public health. Over 40% of people on the planet suffer from water scarcity, which has evolved to be a leading global issue.(1) Based on the available sources for drinking, 1.8 billion peop...

Editorial Note

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A Cross-Sectional Study of Clinical Profile, Complications, And Outcome of Preterm Neonates at A Rural Hospital from Central India.

Swapnil K ¹, Varsha C ¹, Payal M ¹, Anuragsingh C ¹, Manish J ¹, Ramasubbareddy D ¹

Prematurity is prevalent and a leading cause of neonatal deaths in India. Infants born at the lower limit of viability have the highest mortality rates and the highest rates of all complications. Objectives- To determine the clinical profile, complications, and outcome of preterm neonates at a rural...

Research Article

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UNUSUAL SWELLING IN HAND – A LYMPHO VASCULAR MALFORMATION

Kiran B ¹, M Murali ², Geetha M ¹, Radhakrishnan ²

ABSTRACT: Lymphovenous malformations are benign vascular anomalies which arise from defective embryological development of lymphatic system. They are frequently seen in head and neck areas. Here is the case report of a child with a swelling in the hand, which was evaluated and diagnosed as lymphove...

Case Report

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A Case Report of DiGeorge Syndrome from Pakistan

Dania A ¹, Maira R ¹, Meher N ¹, Heera N ¹, Syeda Q ¹, Mohsina N ¹

DiGeorge Syndrome also known as velo-cardio-facial syndrome is an autosomal dominant disorder with incidence rate of 1/4000 live births. The Acronym CATCH 22 was given in 1993, it stands for Cardiac defects, abnormal facie, thymic hypoplasia, cleft palate, hypocalcaemia and 22q11 deletions. The Clin...

Case Report

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Implementing community co-designed model to enhance functioning in autistic children through skill development play activities– A Case Study

Shanmuganathan Y ¹, Kumaran S ¹ Sasrubi S¹

Continuity of care for autistic children is a challenge for care providers. Structured play activities are an evidence-based intervention for skill development among those children. An adaptive collaborative care model (CCM) was implemented at the primary care level as a community-co-designed model ...

Case Report

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