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DR HOUSE CASE SERIES β€’ 50 CASES

πŸ‘Ά Paediatrics

Fifty story-driven cases selected across the core chapters of Paediatrics. Titles conceal the diagnosis; each story ends with the reveal, key learning points and a take-home message.

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CASE 01 β€’ Cardiology

The Baby Who Turned Blue While Feeding

Cyanotic spells worsened by feeding or crying with a systolic murmur.

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CASE 02 β€’ Cardiology

The Murmur That Came With Poor Weight Gain

Pansystolic murmur with tachypnea, sweating during feeds and poor growth.

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CASE 03 β€’ Cardiology

The Pulse Missing From the Legs

Upper-limb hypertension with weak/delayed femoral pulses.

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CASE 04 β€’ Vasculitis

The Fever That Inflamed the Coronaries

Prolonged fever with mucocutaneous inflammation and cervical lymphadenopathy.

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CASE 05 β€’ Respiratory

The Cough That Sounded Like a Seal

Barking cough, hoarseness and inspiratory stridor after viral prodrome.

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CASE 06 β€’ Respiratory Emergency

The Child Who Suddenly Could Not Breathe After Peanuts

Sudden cough or choking with unilateral wheeze or reduced air entry.

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CASE 07 β€’ Respiratory

The Wheeze That Kept Coming Back

Recurrent variable wheeze, cough and breathlessness with triggers.

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CASE 08 β€’ Respiratory

The Infant Breathing Fast in Winter

Coryza followed by tachypnea, wheeze/crackles and feeding difficulty in an infant.

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CASE 09 β€’ Respiratory Infection

The Fever With a Silent Chest

Fever, respiratory distress and focal reduced air entry or consolidation.

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CASE 10 β€’ Infectious Disease

The Child Who Coughed for Weeks and Lost Weight

Persistent cough, weight loss or poor growth with tb exposure.

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CASE 11 β€’ Gastroenterology

The Diarrhea That Took Away the Pulse

Profuse diarrhea with lethargy, poor perfusion and reduced urine output.

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CASE 12 β€’ GI Emergency

The Blood in Stool After Antibiotics Was Not the Story

Episodic colicky pain, vomiting and red currant jelly stool.

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CASE 13 β€’ GI

The Vomiting Baby With an Olive

Progressive projectile non-bilious vomiting with hunger after feeds.

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CASE 14 β€’ GI

The Newborn Who Never Passed Meconium

Delayed meconium passage, distension and explosive stool after rectal examination.

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CASE 15 β€’ Hematology

The Child Who Became Yellow After Fava Beans

Acute jaundice and anemia after oxidative trigger.

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CASE 16 β€’ Hematology

The Pale Child Who Ate Mud

Pallor, pica and microcytic anemia with dietary risk.

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CASE 17 β€’ Hematology

The Child With Recurrent Painful Hands

Pain crises, dactylitis or anemia with infection susceptibility.

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CASE 18 β€’ Hematology

The Bruises With a Normal Child Between Episodes

Petechiae and bruising after viral illness with isolated thrombocytopenia.

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CASE 19 β€’ Oncology

The Fever With Bone Pain and Too Many Blasts

Fever, pallor, bruising, bone pain and cytopenias/blasts.

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CASE 20 β€’ Oncology

The Abdominal Mass That Crossed the Midline

Firm abdominal mass, systemic symptoms and possible catecholamine effects.

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CASE 21 β€’ Oncology

The Kidney Mass Found During a Bath

Painless abdominal mass in a young child, usually not crossing midline.

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CASE 22 β€’ Neurology / Oncology

The Headache That Was Worst in the Morning

Morning headache, vomiting, ataxia or papilledema.

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CASE 23 β€’ Neurologic Infection

The Fever With a Stiff Neck

Fever, altered behavior, neck stiffness or bulging fontanelle.

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CASE 24 β€’ Neurology

The Seizure That Followed a Fever

Generalized brief seizure with fever in a neurologically normal young child.

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CASE 25 β€’ Neurology

The Child Who Stared and Came Back Instantly

Frequent brief staring spells with abrupt onset and immediate recovery.

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CASE 26 β€’ Neuromuscular

The Schoolboy Who Became Clumsy and Weak

Proximal weakness, gowers sign and calf pseudohypertrophy.

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CASE 27 β€’ Development

The Toddler Who Lost Words He Already Knew

Persistent social-communication differences with restricted/repetitive behavior and developmental regression concerns.

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CASE 28 β€’ Development

The Child Who Could Not Sit Still Anywhere

Developmentally inappropriate inattention and/or hyperactivity across more than one setting.

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CASE 29 β€’ Endocrinology

The Short Child With a Normal Mind

Poor linear growth with preserved or increased weight and delayed bone age.

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CASE 30 β€’ Endocrinology

The Tall Glucose Reading in a Thin Child

Polyuria, polydipsia, weight loss and hyperglycemia.

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CASE 31 β€’ Endocrine Emergency

The Deep Breathing That Was Not Pneumonia

Polyuria followed by vomiting, dehydration and kussmaul breathing.

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CASE 32 β€’ Endocrinology

The Child Who Was Always Cold and Constipated

Prolonged jaundice, lethargy, constipation or developmental risk.

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CASE 33 β€’ Endocrinology

The Salt-Losing Newborn With Ambiguous Genitalia

Vomiting, dehydration, hyponatremia/hyperkalemia with virilization in some infants.

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CASE 34 β€’ Nephrology

The Puffy Eyes That Came After a Sore Throat

Cola urine, edema and hypertension after streptococcal infection.

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CASE 35 β€’ Nephrology

The Puffy Child With Frothy Urine

Generalized edema, heavy proteinuria and hypoalbuminemia.

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CASE 36 β€’ Nephrology

The Child With Fever and Red Urine After Diarrhea

Microangiopathic hemolytic anemia, thrombocytopenia and aki after diarrheal illness.

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CASE 37 β€’ Nephrology / Urology

The Urine Infection That Kept Returning

Recurrent febrile utis in a child.

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CASE 38 β€’ Musculoskeletal

The Limp That Followed a Viral Fever

Acute limp or hip pain after viral illness with well appearance.

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CASE 39 β€’ Musculoskeletal Emergency

The Limp With Fever That Could Not Wait

Fever with severe joint pain, restricted movement and inability to bear weight.

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CASE 40 β€’ Rheumatology

The Purple Rash That Hurt the Abdomen

Palpable purpura on legs with abdominal pain, arthralgia and possible renal involvement.

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CASE 41 β€’ Rheumatology

The Fever That Would Not End and the Joints That Swelled

Quotidian fever with arthritis and evanescent rash.

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CASE 42 β€’ Allergy Emergency

The Child Who Swelled After a Bee Sting

Rapid multisystem allergic reaction with airway, breathing or circulatory compromise.

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CASE 43 β€’ Infectious Disease

The Rash That Started Behind the Ears

Fever, cough, coryza, conjunctivitis and descending morbilliform rash.

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CASE 44 β€’ Neurology

The Weakness That Climbed Upward

Progressive symmetric weakness with reduced reflexes after infection.

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CASE 45 β€’ Neuromuscular

The Floppy Baby With a Bright Mind

Hypotonia and symmetric proximal weakness with preserved alertness.

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CASE 46 β€’ Toxicology

The Child Who Drank Kerosene

Coughing or respiratory symptoms after kerosene ingestion.

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CASE 47 β€’ Toxicology

The Tablets That Made the Child Sweat and Bradycardic

Salivation, lacrimation, diarrhea, miosis, bronchorrhea and bradycardia.

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CASE 48 β€’ Critical Care

The Fever With Shock and a Strawberry Tongue

High fever, hypotension, diffuse rash and multisystem involvement.

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CASE 49 β€’ Neonatology

The Newborn Who Became Yellow on Day One

Jaundice within first 24 hours or rapidly rising bilirubin.

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CASE 50 β€’ Neonatology

The Preterm Baby Who Suddenly Needed More Oxygen

Prematurity with early grunting, retractions and oxygen requirement.

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