Dhanushan Gnanendran1, Thamir Alshamari2, Arif Muhammad2

  • 1Peadiatrics, Scarborough General Hospital, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, UK dhanushan.gnanendran1@nhs.net.

BMJ case reports
|October 1, 2024
PubMed
概括

一个患有罕见染色体缺失的孩子经历了反复发烧和胰腺炎. 早期活检和多学科护理对于诊断和管理未知源发烧 (FUO) 的复杂儿科病例至关重要.

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