Children In Institutions Research Articles

Fractures of lower limbs in children with spina bifida

Background. Spina bifida is a serious defect in the development of the spine and spinal cord. It is accompanied by several orthopedic disorders of the spine and lower limbs, including fractures of long tubular bones. In spina bifida, osteoporosis plays an important role in the pathogenesis of motor disorders.
 Aim. The objective was to determine the patterns of occurrence and the clinical and radiological features of fractures of the long tubular bones of the lower limbs in children with sequelae of spina bifida.
 Materials and methods. From 2006 to 2017, 544 patients with spina bifida were examined and treated at the Turner Research Institute for Children’s Orthopedics. Clinical-neurological and radiographic methods were used. The neurosegmental level of spinal cord involvement was determined using the Sharrard classification, and the motor level was assessed according to the method proposed by Melbourne Medical University.
 Results. The clinical picture of a fracture of a long tubular bone in a child with spina bifida has many characteristics. There was no abnormal mobility in the fracture site in 56% of cases, edema was absent in 88% of children, and pain in the fracture region was observed in only 19% of cases. The radiographic features of the atypical fracture of long tubular bones in children with sequelae of spina bifida included lack of a fracture line, presence of a hypertrophic periosteal reaction, and sclerosis areas at the fracture site.
 Conclusion. The frequency and localization of fractures of the lower limbs in children with sequelae of spina bifida are determined according to the neurosegmental level. The clinical picture of fracture often differs from usual fractures by the absence of pain syndrome, edema in the fracture region, and displacement of bone fragments, which must be considered for diagnosis. The peculiarities of the clinical and radiological picture are associated with the presence of osteoporosis in this pathology due to a decrease in the motor activity level of the patients.

PROFESSIONALLY ORIENTED TEACHING FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE FOR FUTURE TEACHERS OF PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

The purpose of this study was the study and development of methods of professionally directed training English language of the future teachers of pre-school educational institutions. As a method of stimulating the internal motivation of teaching English, the use of the method of professionally oriented, research and development projects, topics of that were discussed with students was chosen. Observing the work of students during the implementation of projects, interviews with them, as well as the results of the final questionnaire, showed that the implementation of professional-oriented research projects contributed to increasing the motivation of learning English. Keywords: English language, professionally oriented education, educator of children's institutions.

Оцінка рівнів радону у дитячих навчальних закладах м. Кропивницький для впровадження протирадонових заходів

Оцінка рівнів радону у дитячих навчальних закладах м. Кропивницький для впровадження протирадонових заходів

The structure of motivation for self-control in adolescents afflicted with type 1 diabetes mellitus

Objective — to study the structure of motivation for self-control in adolescents with type 1 diabetes mellitus (DM).Materials and methods. In the course of research we have examined 60 adolescents aged 12–18 years with type 1 DM, receiving inpatient care in endocrinology department of the State institution «Institute for Children and Adolescents Health Care of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine». These adolescents included 32 girls and 28 boys. Average duration of the disease was 6.9 years. The subjects were divided into three subgroups: 28.3 % of patients had optimal glycemic control, 30.0 % had suboptimal glycemic control and 41.7 % had glycemic control with high risk of decompensation. In order to study and evaluate the motivation for self-control we have used «Questionnaire for studying afflicted adolescents’ motivation to treat diabetes mellitus», developed by the author. Results and discussion. The results of our own studies prove the impact that the motivation level has on the effectiveness of maintaining blood sugar level. We have identified directives for treating type 1 DM, characteristic to afflicted adolescents with various levels of glycemic control. It has been determined that characteristic for adolescents with optimal level of glycemic control is motivation oriented towards the long-term future. Adolescents with suboptimal glycemic control lean more towards the short-term future, which enables them to spend time with friends. Adolescents with high risk of DM complications tend to shift responsibility for control of their own affliction to doctors. Almost in half of these adolescents we have identified a desire to receive secondary gain from the affliction and the lack of insight as to their own future. Conclusions. Application of the proposed method of evaluating motivation for self-control of type 1 DM enables self-control school specialists to promptly and in a quality manner, using visual scale profile of patient’s motivation, determine the direction of correctional activities during the organization of medical psychological assistance for this group of afflicted adolescents.

EVALUATION RISK FACTORS OF NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS

Introduction: Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) is a condition where the intestinesbecome infected and can begin to die. Necrotizing enterocolitis is a serious condition that mayrequire surgery, and has a high morbidity and mortality rate. Objectives: To evaluate the riskfactors of necrotizing enterocolitis among neonates at children hospital Multan. Study Design:Descriptive Cross-sectional study. Setting: Neonatal Unit of Children Hospital and Institute ofChild Health Multan. Period: October 2015 to September 2016. Material and Methods: A total of79 neonates presented with necrotizing enterocolitis were enrolled for the possible causes. Theparameters studied included gestational age at birth, birth weight, maternal risk factors, patientrisk factors, age when feeding was started, type of feed, age when signs of NEC appeared,per feed increment, presence of any antecedent associations, clinical features, radiologicalfeatures, blood investigations (complete blood counts, blood glucose, serum sodium, serumpotassium, serum creatinine, liver function tests), ABGs, stool for occult blood and culture,septic screening and blood culture, management(medical or surgical) and outcome. The datawas analyzed using SPSS-20. Results: Out of a total of 79 neonates, 48 (60.8%) were maleand 31(39.2%) female. There were 71% infants who were younger than 32 gestational weeksand 67.7% under 1500 grams. The majority of neonates 62 (78.5%) commenced enteral feedswithin the first 24 hours. First feeding was started at a mean 5.6 ± 3.85 (2-17) days. Prematuritywas the commonest factor and present in 63 (79.9%) neonates. Abdominal distention was thecommonest symptoms 55% followed by bilious vomiting in 15%. Blood culture was positive in22 (27.8%) with predominance of gram negative microorganisms. According to Bell’s staging,54 (68.35%) neonates had stage I, 17 (21.5%) stage II, and 8 (10.1%) neonates were in stageIII. Conclusion: In most of the cases, the causes of necrotizing enterocolitis were presentand prematurity was the main etiological factor. Cautiously introducing enteral feeds usingexpressed maternal breast milk and increasing feed volumes slowly is important in reducingthe incidence amongst high risk individuals.

Effectiveness of gabapentin as a postoperative analgesic in children undergoing appendectomy.

Though gabapentin is increasingly used as a perioperative analgesic, data regarding effectiveness in children are limited. The purpose of this study was to evaluate gabapentin as a postoperative analgesic in children undergoing appendectomy. A 12-month retrospective review of children undergoing appendectomy was performed at a two-hospital children's institution. Patients receiving gabapentin (GP) were matched (1:2) with patients who did not receive gabapentin (NG) based on age, sex and appendicitis severity. Outcome measures included postoperative opioid use, pain scores, and revisits/readmissions. We matched 29 (33.3%) GP patients with 58 (66.6%) NG patients (n = 87). The GP group required significantly less postoperative opioids than the NG group (0.034mg morphine equivalents/kg (ME/kg) vs. 0.106 ME/kg, p < 0.01). Groups had similar lengths of time from operation to pain scores ≤ 3 (GP 12.21 vs. NG 17.01h, p = 0.23). GP and NG had similar rates of revisit to the emergency department (13.8 vs. 10.3%, p = 0.73), readmission (6.9 vs. 1.7%, p = 0.26), and revisits secondary to surgical pain (3.4 vs. 3.4%, p = 1.00). In this single-center, retrospective cohort study, gabapentin is associated with a reduction in total postoperative opioid use in children with appendicitis. While promising, further prospective validation of clinical effectiveness is needed.

Rehabilitation of adolescents after surgical treatment of dysplastic coxarthrosis

Background. The prevalence and severity of stage II and III dysplastic coxarthrosis determine the medical and social importance of its prevention and treatment. For a practicing orthopedic surgeon, there are two established stages of orthopedic treatment: the surgical stage and the restorative stage. The domestic and foreign literature from the previous 25 years comprises few publications regarding the rehabilitation of young children after reconstructive hip joint surgeries. Thus, the issues regarding the rehabilitation of teenagers following extra-articular operations on the hip joint remain unexplored.&#x0D; Aim. To evaluate the effectiveness of the developed program of rehabilitation for children after the surgical treatment of dysplastic coxarthrosis stages I and II.&#x0D; Material and methods. We analyzed the results of the surgical and rehabilitative treatment of 40 children (100%) with dysplastic coxarthrosis stage I and II; the study population included 27 girls (67.5%) and 13 boys (32.5 per cent) aged 13–18 years (total 54 joints). The rehabilitation period was divided into the following 4 stages: I preoperative, II postoperative day 1–2, III postoperative day 3–21, IV outpatient treatment (after hospital discharge to 1 year postoperatively).&#x0D; Results. By the time of discharge, the range of motion in the hip joint was as follows: bending 950° ± 40°, withdrawal 150° ± 50°, and extension 100° ± 30°. According to the results of the electromyography performed 3 months postoperatively, there was an increase in the amplitude of biopotentials for the gluteal muscle. The long-term result was evaluated after 1 year. The average modified Harris Hip Score and a scale developed in the The Turner Scientific and Research Institute for Children’s Orthopedics, significantly (p &lt; 0.05) differed from preoperative ones.&#x0D; Conclusion. Early rehabilitation allows an increase in the strength and tone of muscles and restores the amplitude of movements in conditions of altered anatomical and biomechanical relationships in the hip. The verticalization of patients with the learning of proper load distribution on the parts of the foot enables effective recovery of the correct gait pattern. Comprehensive treatment of adolescents with dysplastic coxarthrosis according to the proposed method not only improves the condition of the affected hip joint and lower limb as a whole, but also improves the child’s quality of life.

V.G. KOROLENKO AGRICULTURAL YOUNG OFFENDERS INSTITUTION : EXPERIENCE OF SAFETY CHILDREN'S EDUCATION IN POLTAVA REGION

The problem of homeless children in Ukraine of the 21th century has been updated. The best practices of one of the first managers in the Poltava region, who initiated the re-education of young people on the principles of teamwork and cohesiveness of pupils around joint productive work, were analyzed by Fedor Danilovich Ivanov, the head of the children's agricultural colony named after V.G. Korolenko.The main achievements of the colony were identified: the creation of a system of children's self-governance, the structure that included general meetings, the organizational committee, the system of detachments, commissions (economic, sanitary, linen, club board, library, editorial); availability of Pioneer and Komsomol organization; clear organization of the labor process of the colonists; organization and provision of educational work for pupils; organization of cultural and educational life and improvement of children.The author notes that the organization of work’s level has ensured its high effectiveness: the upbringing and returning to the full life of hundreds of pupils (together with the labor colony of A. S. Makarenko, about 2 thousand pupils were rescued by children's institutions, the cases of relapse were not recorded among them); the recognition of the colony of the People's Commissariat of Ukraine as a research and development institution, 1925; the abandonment of the posts of educators and the transition to self-governing colonial administration, from 1928 (colony named after M. Gorky, since 1930); the popularization of the experience of educational work in pedagogical journals, journals, methodical collections. There was concluded that the efficiency and high results in education had become possible due to the innovative, non- standard approach to work created by the personal convictions and views, efforts and desires of Theodore Danilovich Ivanov, his dedication and love for children. The specifics of work with children of preschool and junior school age have helped the children's institution become an innovative center for the development and validation of democratic, humane views on the education of young people.The author expresses the hope that the innovative experience of upbringing street children of Fyodor Ivanov will not only be a historical value, but will also be a real example for the formation of Ukrainian citizens and their return to full- fledged life.

Effectiveness of mussels (Mytella falcata) in malnourished children’s recovery living in the slums in Maceió, Alagoas

Abstract Objectives: to assess the efficacy of mussels (Mytella falcata) in malnourished children’s recovery. Methods: 64 chronically malnourished children were accompanied for 12 months and attended at the Centro Recuperação e Educação Nutricional (Recovery Center and Educational Nutrition). The children were paired by age and malnutrition level forming three groups, which they received a balanced diet for nutritional recovery differing only on protein source. The group was offered (1) preparation of red meat, group (2) preparation of mussels and group (3) preparation of mussels in coconut milk. Results: the anthropometric assessment revealed that the children obtained a mean increase in the Z score in A-I indice of 0.70 for the group who red meat, 0.62 for the group who had mussels and 0.57 the group who had mussels cooked in coconut milk (p&lt;0,05). An observation was made on a reduction in the prevalence of anemia with 22,8% (p=0,002), 27.8% (p=0.,007) and 42.4% (p 0.001) in groups 1, 2 and 3, respectively. Conclusion: the preparation of mussels cooked in or not in coconut milk can be an effective substitution for meat in combating child malnutrition and anemia and may be included in the children's institutions menus and in the programs that aim for children’s nutritional recovery.

Modular system in the development of pre-school buildings

The present work is devoted to the study of the possibility of applying an integrated modular approach in the development of buildings for children's educational institutions. Three aspects of the problem are considered. Firstly - the need to comply with the requirements for the device, content and organization of the mode of operation of children's preschool organizations. Secondly - ensuring urban planning maneuverability of structures. Parameters of the premises of a children's institution allow using a single module for any functional area. Thus, it is possible to arrange individual function blocks in different ways, and, by changing the number of units, vary the filling number of a children. Thirdly, the integration of architectural design with the simultaneous design of developing territorial complexes - locales in children's educational institutions.

Религиозные воззрения, обычаи и традиции дунган в Казахстане

In the article from the point of view of ethnography questions of genesis, peculiarities of everyday life, traditional occupations, mentality, rituals, religious beliefs of Dungan are considered. The debatable ethnonym «Dungane» is characterized. Reliance is made on the works of pre-revolutionary researchers (VP Vasiliev, VF Poyarkov), as well as Soviet (GG Stratanovich, NN Cheboksarov, Kh.Yu. Yusurov, M.Ya. Sushanlo) and modern Dunganists (OI Zavyalova, M.Kh. Imazov). Such scientific methods as historical analysis, classification, analogy, statistical sampling are used. The focus is on the position of the Dungan in Kazakhstan: confessional identity, the role of public associations, the preservation of traditions and national mentality in the modern world, and participation in the dialogue of cultures. The aim of the research is to reveal the connection between the modern state of the Dungan and their complex ethnogenesis and a unique set of traditions. Conclusions are drawn that the people are characterized by a historically formed and rooted in its mentality of tolerance, the role of the Dungan Association, the Dungan newspaper Huiming Bo, the Kazakh Donggang Society in modern processes. Highly urgent problems are identified, such as: the preservation of an original culture, traditions, language, the need for Dungan-speaking education programs, the support of state structures in the organization of schools, children's institutions with a national language of instruction, with special strategies for preserving the traditional heritage.

"Knowledge Begins in Wonder": The Smithsonian Institution's Children's Room

In 1889, Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution Samuel Pierpoint Langley embarked on a struggle to create an exhibit for children in the Smithsonian Castle. When it opened in 1901, the exhibit received national acclaim. This article chronicles the creation of the Children's Room and its reception. The exhibit was in many ways a product of Progressive-Era ideas surrounding children and childhood. Langley's approach also empowered children and contributed to the democratization of museums when he placed the audience's interests at the center of exhibit design.

A clinical pathway for the postoperative management of hypocalcemia after pediatric thyroidectomy reduces blood draws

ObjectivesPostoperative calcium management is challenging following pediatric thyroidectomy given potential limitations in self-reporting symptoms and compliance with phlebotomy. A protocol was created at our tertiary children's institution utilizing intraoperative parathyroid hormone (PTH) levels to guide electrolyte management during hospitalization.The objective of this study was to determine the effect of a new thyroidectomy postoperative management protocol on two primary outcomes: (1) the number of postoperative calcium blood draws and (2) the length of hospital stay. Study designInstitutional review board approved retrospective study (2010–2016). MethodsConsecutive pediatric total thyroidectomy and completion thyroidectomy ± neck dissection cases from 1/1/2010 through 8/5/2016 at a single tertiary children's institution were retrospectively reviewed before and after initiation of a new management protocol. All cases after 2/1/2014 comprised the experimental group (post-protocol implementation). The pre-protocol control group consisted of cases prior to 2/1/2014. Multivariable linear and Poisson regression models were used to compare the control and experimental groups for outcome measure of number of calcium lab draws and hospital length of stay. Results53 patients were included (n = 23, control group; n = 30 experimental group). The median age was 15 years. 41 patients (77.4%) were female. Postoperative calcium draws decreased from a mean of 5.2 to 3.6 per day post-protocol implementation (Rate Ratio = 0.70, p < .001), adjusting for covariates. The mean number of total inpatient calcium draws before protocol initiation was 13.3 (±13.20) compared to 7.2 (±4.25) in the post-protocol implementation group. Length of stay was 2.1 days in the control group and 1.8 days post-protocol implementation (p = .29). Patients who underwent concurrent neck dissection had a longer mean length of stay of 2.32 days compared to 1.66 days in those patients who did not undergo a neck dissection (p = .02). Hypocalcemia was also associated with a longer mean length of stay of 2.41 days compared to 1.60 days in patients who did not develop hypocalcemia (p < .01). ConclusionsThe number of calcium blood draws was significantly reduced after introduction of a standardized protocol based on intraoperative PTH levels. The hospital length of stay did not change. Adoption of a standardized postoperative protocol based on intraoperative PTH levels may reduce the number of blood draws in children undergoing thyroidectomy.

Pre-School Educational Institutions and Family Interaction in the System of Pre-School Education in Ukraine and Poland

AbstractThe problem of the relationship between a child's institution and a family that acquires a new social significance has been considered. It has been defined that for the current level and pace of civilization development, cooperation with the pupils’ families goes beyond the educators’ implementation of the traditional social order for supervision, education and training of children. Parents themselves show an increasing desire not to passively observe the process of raising their child in a preschool institution, but to be an active participant. The cooperation of parents and educators as partners in the child's upbringing is a stable and expressive tendency of modern preschool functioning. It has been substantiated that modern teachers of pre-school establishments need a thorough preparation that will allow them not only to implement innovative approaches to the education and child's upbringing, but also to involve parents in this process, create conditions for fruitful constructive cooperation with the family. Polish experience can serve as an important source for future teachers to prepare for cooperation with the child's family on a qualitatively new level. In Poland there are peculiar standards of good quality work of kindergarten, including fruitful cooperation between parents and teachers. Integration of a kindergarten with the child's home is a necessity of modern preschool education in the context of caring for a child. It has been established that the use of the “partnership” concept, which means social intercourse based on the equality and voluntariness of partners, is traditionally used in relation to the work of a pre-school institution with parents in Poland. The conditions of the partnership of a preschool institution and a family in the child’s upbringing have been revealed, its basic principles (mutual trust, mutual recognition of rights and competence, integration of actions, mutual loyalty) have been analyzed.

Patterns of lymph node sampling and the impact of lymph node density in favorable histology Wilms tumor: An analysis of the national cancer database

There is controversy about the role of lymph node (LN) sampling or dissection in the management of favorable histology (FH) Wilms tumor (WT), specifically how it performed and how it may impact survival. The objective of this study was to analyze factors affecting LN sampling patterns and the impact of LN yield and density (number of positive LNs/LNs examined) on overall survival (OS) in patients with advanced-stage favorable histology Wilms tumor (FHWT). The National Cancer Database (NCDB) was queried for patients with FHWT during 2004-2013. Demographic, clinical and OS data were abstracted for those who underwent surgical resection. Poisson regression was performed to analyze how factors influenced LN yield. Patients with positive LNs had LN density calculated and were further analyzed. A total of 2340 patients met criteria, with a median age at diagnosis of 3 years (range 0-78 years). The median number of LNs examined was three (range 0-87). Lymph node yield was affected by age, race, insurance, tumor size, laterality, advanced stage, LN positivity, and institutional volume. A total of 390 (16.6%) patients had LN-positive disease. Median LN density for these LN-positive patients was 0.38 (range 0.02-1) (Summary Figure). Estimated 5-year OS was significantly improved for those with LN density ≤0.38 vs. >0.38 (94% vs. 84.6%, P=0.012). In this population, on multivariate analysis, age and LN density were significant predictors of OS. It is difficult to compile large numbers of cases in rare diseases like WT, and fortunately a large administrative database such as the NCDB can serve as a great resource. However, administrative data come with inherent limitations such as missing data and inability to account for a variety of factors that may influence LN yield and/or OS (specimen designation, pathologist experience, surgeon experience/volume, institutional Children's Oncology Group (COG) association, etc.). In this specific disease, the American Joint Committee on Cancer staging (captured by the NCDB) is different than the COG WT staging system that is used clinically, and the NCDB does not capture oncologic outcomes beyond OS. In a review of the NCDB, various factors associated with LN yield and observed LN density were identified to be significantly associated with OS in patients with LN-positive FHWT. This reinforces the need for adequate LN sampling at the time of WT surgery, to maximize surgical disease control. It was proposed that LN density as a metric may allow for improved risk-stratification, and possibly allow for therapeutic reduction in a sub-set of patients with low LN density.

Are We Caring Enough for the Children of Lanka? Exploring the Emotional Well-being of Children in Institutions in Sri Lanka

Are We Caring Enough for the Children of Lanka? Exploring the Emotional Well-being of Children in Institutions in Sri Lanka

22.02: The music square canopy: An outdoor stage for Amager Kulturpunkt

ABSTRACTMusiktorvet, or “The Music Square” is the connecting element for a number of local cultural institutions, like music venues, a scenographic art institution, a children's theater and children's day care institutions. The music square is their collective outdoor stage, marked by a recently completed canopy.The canopy provides shelter and functional space, setting the stage for concerts, circus, markets, theatre, etc. Provisions are made to allow both spontaneous and planned events, for example by a number of fixed light setups for various stage positions, whilst fixing points are provided in the roof for the attachment of audio and lighting racks.The 500m2 canopy is formed by a grillage of welded steel box beams, supported by five slender columns, placed around the perimeter of the roof. The 70 tons roof was produced in 8 pieces which were assembled at the production facility, using the final bolted connections, before welding. This was done to ensure that all parts would fit perfectly together for the on‐site assembly. After the roof was assembled on the ground, the whole roof was lifted into place in one lifting operation.The top of the roof is covered with triangular ETFE foil cushions, whilst a ceiling of reflective, perforated aluminum panels allows a large amount of sunlight to penetrate the roof structure. A special feature of the canopy is the steel mesh curtains that can be drawn around the perimeter of the canopy to create a more sheltered space, to match the type of event taking place. The installation of the mesh curtains required a consideration of the various wind loading conditions for open, closed and semi‐closed conditions.This paper describes the design process and the chosen solutions with their argumentation, as well as the production and erection process.

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome among Obese Adolescents

Background and aims: In adolescence and obesity, the pathophysiology of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is very difficult to distinguish. We aimed to assess the diagnosis of PCOS in the population of obese adolescent.Methods: Cross-sectional study. Setting: Pediatric Endocrinology Weight and Management Clinic from Children's Institute, São Paulo, Brazil. Participants: Forty-nine post-menarcheal obese adolescents with mean age of 14.7 years. Interventions: Anthropometric assessment and review of medical records were done. Clinical and laboratory hyperandrogenism were quantified using Ferriman–Gallwey index and androgenic dosages, respectively. Ovarian morphology was evaluated through suprapubic ultrasonography.Results: By the 2015 Witchel et al. guideline for PCOS in adolescence, 18.4% were diagnosed as having PCOS. When assessed by Rotterdam, Androgen Excess and PCOS Society, and American National Institute of Health criteria's, 26.4%, 22.4%, and 20.4% had PCOS, respectively. Irregular menstrual cycles were found in 65.3% of patients. Clinical hyperandrogenism was observed in 16.3% of girls and 18.4% had elevated serum androgen values. Suprapubic ultrasonography revealed enlarged ovaries in 18.4% of the adolescents.Conclusions: PCOS in all-comers obese adolescents from a Weight and Management Clinic in a quaternary hospital is more frequent when compared to adult women showed in the literature.

Dialogic literary gatherings and out‐of‐home child care: Creation of new meanings through classic literature

AbstractResearch on out‐of‐home child care has revealed that foster care programmes focused on educational attainment and reading have the potential to improve the academic outcomes of children in care. However, no studies have examined which elements of these programmes positively benefit children's emotional well‐being. This article presents evidence of the positive effects of implementing a successful educational action, dialogic literary gatherings, in a children's residential care institution. A qualitative study using a communicative‐oriented methodology was conducted and involved five participant observations and eight daily life stories with children in out‐of‐home care in Catalonia (Spain). The children's reflections demonstrated that reading classic books, such as Dickens' Oliver Twist, deeply influenced their feelings and self‐conceptions and created new and exciting meaning in their lives.

Rady Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine Ups its Data Game

Clinical OMICsVol. 4, No. 3 In the ClinicRady Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine Ups its Data GamePublished Online:15 Jun 2017https://doi.org/10.1089/clinomi.04.03.16AboutSectionsView articleView Full TextPDF/EPUB Permissions & CitationsPermissionsDownload CitationsTrack CitationsAdd to favorites Back To Publication ShareShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditEmail View article"Rady Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine Ups its Data Game." , 4(3), p. 15FiguresReferencesRelatedDetails Volume 4Issue 3May 2017 InformationCopyright © GEN PublishingTo cite this article:Rady Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine Ups its Data Game.Clinical OMICs.May 2017.15-15.http://doi.org/10.1089/clinomi.04.03.16Published in Volume: 4 Issue 3: June 15, 2017PDF download