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Schnappschüsse aus der kinderchirurgischen Sprechstunde – klinische Diagnosen von Kopf bis Fuß

Snapshots from pediatric surgery consultations—clinical diagnoses from head to toe

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Zusammenfassung

Bei der Kinderchirurgie handelt es sich um ein Fach mit einem breiten Behandlungsspektrum. Neben der Neugeborenenchirurgie werden, je nach Zentrum, auch Krankheitsbilder aus den Bereichen Kinderurologie, Kindertraumatologie, Kinderneurochirurgie sowie plastischer Chirurgie ambulant und stationär behandelt. Viele Befunde, die der operativen Versorgung bedürfen, sind pathognomonisch für bestimmte Altersgruppen und für den erfahrenen Behandler bereits klinisch diagnostizierbar.

Abstract

Pediatric surgery is a discipline with a wide spectrum of treatment. In Germany, depending on the center, this comprises neonatal surgery, pediatric urology, pediatric traumatology, orthopedic surgery, as well as pediatric plastic surgery and dermatology in both the inpatient and outpatient settings. Many pathognomonic age-specific visual diagnoses requiring surgical treatment are obvious to the experienced examiner and can be recognized clinically on first sight.

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König, T.T., Muensterer, O.J. Schnappschüsse aus der kinderchirurgischen Sprechstunde – klinische Diagnosen von Kopf bis Fuß. Monatsschr Kinderheilkd 166, 881–888 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00112-018-0567-2

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