“…Furthermore, the cost of the drug and of the hospital admissions must also be added to the balance. 1,2 Therefore, when evaluating the introduction of new treatments, as opposed to applying standardised protocols, we should always aim to adopt a flexible approach that takes into consideration each individual patient's global needs. We currently care…”
Section: Dear Editor Coronavirus (Covid-19) Pandemic: Personal View To a New Model Of Paediatric Practicementioning
“…Furthermore, the cost of the drug and of the hospital admissions must also be added to the balance. 1,2 Therefore, when evaluating the introduction of new treatments, as opposed to applying standardised protocols, we should always aim to adopt a flexible approach that takes into consideration each individual patient's global needs. We currently care…”
Section: Dear Editor Coronavirus (Covid-19) Pandemic: Personal View To a New Model Of Paediatric Practicementioning
“…Adjustments were made related to specific allergy investigations such as skin prick tests, congruent with BSACI recommendations, those tests can be deferred during COVID-19 pandemic. 1 In brief, virtual clinics are useful at times of pandemics although they lack direct clinical relationship with patients.…”
Section: Mr Hemal Kodikara Professor Spencer Beasley Department Of Paediatric Surgery Christchurch Hospitalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We read with interest your contribution entitled 'Whitish cystic lesions over the scrotum and penis' and agree that these median raphe cysts are an uncommon entity that deserve highlighting: indeed, they featured twice in the journal in 2019. 1,2 You may not be aware that these cysts are often seen in association with low anorectal malformations in the newborn (Figs 1,2) and probably represent a forme fruste of an anocutaneous fistula. In Figure 2, you can even see the meconium in the more proximal (posterior) part of the fistula, and the whitish sebaceous material in the anterior scrotal part: there is a continuous track that connects them both.…”
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