Najnowszy numer czasopisma „Pediatria Polska” (2/2026) jest już dostępny

Zachęcamy do zapoznania się z artykułami oryginalnymi, artykułami przeglądowymi oraz opisami przypadków klinicznych.

Artykuły dotyczą następujących tematów:

  • Clinical characteristics, diagnostic patterns, and treatment strategies in siblings with nocturnal enuresis: an 11-year single-centre experience
  • Epidemiology and clinical course of influenza in hospitalized children: a single-center retrospective study during one epidemic season
  • Establishing normative values for palpebral fissure length in Polish children: implications for foetal alcohol syndrome diagnosis
  • Quality of life of healthy children with a chronically ill sibling: the role of clinical factors and importance of psychosocial support programs in pediatric care
  • Cleft lip and palate in newborns: 17 years of institutional research and clinical experience
  • Integrating diet and exercise to effectively reduce fat mass in children with obesity during weight reduction program
  • Oesophageal atresia in newborns: diagnosis, treatment, and perioperative management: a systematic review
  • Modification of gut microbiota in the treatment of childhood obesity
  • Long COVID-19 in children: a review of key information
  • Application of expiratory flow increased technique in the respiratory therapy of premature neonates: a systematic review
  • Femoral fractures in children – diagnostic approaches, classifications, treatment strategies, and outcomes: a comprehensive review
  • The foreign body in the urinary tract in paediatric population: a case series of self-insertion of metallic objects into the lower urinary tract
  • Coexistence of idiopathic nephrotic syndrome, celiac disease, and dermatitis herpetiformis: a rare paediatric case report
  • When rarity meets complexity – Schimke immuno-osseous dysplasia with nephrotic syndrome: a 15-year longitudinal case report

Numer 2/2026 „Pediatrii Polskiej” jest dostępny bezpłatnie na stronie: https://www.termedia.pl/Czasopismo/Pediatria_Polska-127

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