Clinical Pediatrics: Open Access
Open Access

High Impact List of Articles

• Explaining Contemporary Patterns of Cannabis Teratology
  Albert Stuart Reece and Gary Kenneth Hulse

  Short Communication: Clinical Pediatrics: Open Access

• DRESS following FIRES: A Clinical Conundrum
  Amanda R. Dahl, Erin E. Knoebel, and Robin M. Lloyd

  Case Report: Clinical Pediatrics: Open Access

• Assessment of State of Convulsive Child in Hospital National Children Albert Royer, Dakar
  Thiam Lamine, Ndiaye Moustapha, Kocko Judith Eva Sandrine, Niang Babacar, Ly-Dème Indou, Faye Papa Mactar, Ba Abou, Thiongane Aliou, Ba Idrissa Demba, Fall Aamadou Lamine, Seck Ndiogou, Sow Ndeye Fatou, Boiro Djibril, Ndiaye Ousmane, Sy-Signate Habi and Sarr Mamadou

  Research Article: Clinical Pediatrics: Open Access

• Bronze Baby Syndrome in an Infant with Down Syndrome
  Yoshiki Kusama and Kentaro Kogawa

  Image Article: Clinical Pediatrics: Open Access

• The Narcotic Prescription Problem: Prisoners of Our Own Design
  Christopher L Jenks and Archana Dhar

  Editorial: Clinical Pediatrics: Open Access

Conference Proceedings

• The acute choroidal neovascular membrane in a 22-year-old patient which was initially assessed with central serous retinopathy secondary to antidepressant medications
  Michel Marco P Figueras

  Posters & Accepted Abstracts: Journal of Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology

• Diabetic retinopathy through the eyes of a technician
  Eric Smith

  Posters-Accepted Abstracts: Journal of Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology

• Development of microbial inoculum for preventing aflatoxin contamination in corn silo

  
  Ildiko Bata-Vidacs, Katalin Inotai, Akos Toth, Judit Kosztik, Szabina Luzics, Dorottya Sarkany and Jozsef Kukolya

  Posters & Accepted Abstracts: Journal of Nutrition & Food Sciences

• Anti-diabetic activities of vitexin and isovitexin from mung bean soup
  Sudathip Sae-tan and Orathai Saeting

  Scientific Tracks Abstracts: Journal of Nutrition & Food Sciences

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