Introduction: Fahr's syndrome refers to secondary forms of bilateral, symmetrical cerebral calcification, with hypoparathyroidism being the most common endocrine cause. Unlike primary familial cerebral calcification, the underlying disorder is correctable, giving the etiological diagnosis direct therapeutic significanc...
Caleb Tenorio Meza, Weymar Lehi Poma Luna, Mauricio Alejandro Paz del Rio et al.· SAP Multidisciplinary Open· 0 citations
Introduction: Pediatric adrenocortical carcinoma is a rare and aggressive endocrine neoplasm, with an incidence of less than 0.5 cases per million children. Most are functional tumors, associated with endocrine manifestations such as Cushing's syndrome or virilization. Radical surgical treatment is the mainstay of ther...
Giovanni Callizaya Macedo, Martin Felix Fernando Alarcón Caba, M. Alcázar et al.· SAP Health and Policy· 0 citations
Introduction: Giant gastric trichobezoar is a rare entity in pediatrics, generally associated with trichophagia; its insidious course hinders timely diagnosis and predisposes patients to serious complications. Case report: A 13-year-old adolescent presented with chronic abdominal pain and a palpable mass. Laparotomy re...
Mayra Estephany Atila Luján, Hernan Paco Luna, Martin Felix Fernando Alarcón Caba et al.· SAP Health and Policy· 0 citations
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