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is Subject of	Enuresis and more New signs, new diagnosis? The child with a limp: a symptom and not a diagnosis When painkillers don’t kill pain Galvanised by a respiratory distress diagnosis How to write a Problem Solving in Clinical Practice paper BENEATH THE SURFACE Age no barrier to diagnosis Stressful weight loss A balancing act When does a knee “need” a “joint” assessment? USE YOUR EARS Polyuria, polydipsia, polypopsia: “Mummy I want a drink” An all-consuming case Chronic diarrhoea with weight loss IONING OUT THE DIAGNOSIS IN CHRONIC DIARRHOEA The disease with a thousand faces Don’t be fooled by meconium Two high pressure conundrums and a possible congenital link It is all in the history, or is it? Stereotypes and semaphore, leave them coming back for more, pieces missing, nothing fitting, complications galore A fair reason for failing to thrive Answers to the quiz on page 140 Pyrexia of unknown origin Respiratory failure in a newborn infant Changing colours Is it my calcium, Doctor? Getting to the bones of the matter Unexpected but not unexplained: investigating a case of sudden unexpected death in infancy From menorrhagia to manometers Going legal The KEY to success: managing children’s complex packages of community support Whistle blowing in clinical diagnosis Fit to practice? The importance of re-evaluation, re-investigation and follow-up of adrenal insufficiency Spotting the wolf in sheep's clothing Chronic abdominal pain in children: help in spotting the organic diagnosis Attention deficit or lack of attention? A patient with leukaemia turns blue A symptomatic journey to the centre of the brain It’s not all in ME mind, doc Not so funny turns “What we learn in time of pestilence…” Galvanised by a rash diagnosis DIFFICULT EXTUBATION IN BABIES RECEIVING ASSISTED MECHANICAL VENTILATION A picture is worth a thousand words Investigating chronic meningitis Bile-stained vomiting in the infant: green is not good! Where have all the neutrophils gone? The cost of cure Congenital neutropenia

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