Chinese Journal of Practical Pediatrics Articles

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1Hereditary background in the chronic progress of infantile nephrotic syndrome513-515

2Influence of continuous hyperlipemia on the chronic progress of infantile nephropathy and the treatment515-517

3Influence of continuous hypercoagulability on the chronic progress of infantile nephropathy and the treatment517-520

4Role of continuous quantitative proteinuria in the chronic progress of infantile nephropathy520-522

5Role of renin-angiotensin systemic function disturbance in the chronic progress of infantile nephropathy and the treatment522-525

6Immunology-related factors of the chronic progress of nephropathy525-528

7Several problems in the chronic progress of infantile nephropathy528-530

8Comparison of sputum inflammatory cells in postinfectious cough and cough variant asthma in children531-533

9Catheterization analysis of 133 infants with congenital heart disease534-536

10Evaluation of the visual perception, personality and adaptive behavior in children with epilepsy537-539

11A comparative study of PET, EEG and MRI for foci diagnostic localization of refractory epilepsy in children540-542

12A study of the antimicrobial resistance of the enterococci543-545

13Study on reliability and parallel validity of infant motor malfunction profile546-549

14Effects of valproate on platelet count and function in children with epilepsy550-552

15Analysis of clinical characteristics in infantile nephrotic syndrome553-555

16Effects of topiramate in the treatment of infantile spasms and the follow-up observation556-557

17Clinical characteristics of infantile acute myeloid leukemia with expression of antigen CD7558-559