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Stella J HornbyFRCOphth Lalit Dandona MD MPH Allen FosterFRCS FRCOphth R Barry Jones FRCP FRCOphth FRCPCH Clare E Gilbert MD MSc 《Developmental medicine and child neurology》2001,43(6):392-398
This study aimed to describe clinical findings, pedigrees, and possible environmental risk factors in children with clinical anophthalmos and remnant microphthalmos in either eye in southern India. Twenty-four children (14 male, 10 female; mean age 10.3 years, age range 1.3 to 18 years,) were recruited from schools for the blind, hospitals, and community-based rehabilitation programmes in Andhra Pradesh, India, over 1 year. Family members were examined, and mothers interviewed. Fifteen children had anophthalmos and nine had remnant microphthalmos in one or both eyes. Twelve children had associated systemic findings, of which six were major and six were minor abnormalities. Information on consanguinity was available in 19 children, 12 of whom had consanguineous parents. Five children had a positive family history. Two mothers had a history of night blindness, and one had a history of pesticide exposure during pregnancy. High rates of consanguinity suggest a genetic recessive aetiology. 相似文献
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Mohamed A. Elemraid PhD Matthew F. Thomas PhD Alasdair P. Blain PhD Stephen P. Rushton PhD David A. Spencer MD Andrew R. Gennery MD Julia E. Clark FRCPCH On behalf of the North East of England Pediatric Respiratory Infection Study Group Newcastle upon Tyne UK 《Pediatric pulmonology》2015,50(7):721-726
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Massimo Pifferi MD PhD Andrew Bush MD FRCP FRCPCH Angela Michelucci PhD Maria Di Cicco MD Martina Piras Biol Sc Davide Caramella MD Federica Mazzei MD Maria Neri MD Giovanni Pioggia PhD Gennaro Tartarisco PhD Giuseppe Saggese MD Paolo Simi Biol Sc Attilio L Boner MD 《Pediatric pulmonology》2015,50(2):179-186
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Veronica Swallow PhD MMedSci BSc RGN RSCN Ann Macfadyen MSc BA BN Sheila J. Santacroce PhD MSN BSN Heather Lambert MBChB PhD FRCP FRCPCH 《Health expectations》2012,15(2):157-175
Context Fathers’ contributions to the management of long‐term childhood medical conditions are under‐represented in the literature; therefore, the full extent of their involvement is poorly understood by practitioners and researchers, so strategies for promoting their involvement have not yet been fully considered. Objective To review studies of fathers’ actual contributions in a wide range of conditions, the potential to optimize their contribution through additional interventions by health professionals and a direction for future research. Design Narrative review of the literature. Methods CINAHL, Medline, PsychInfo and ERIC databases were searched electronically between the years 1995–2008. The terms adherence, adjustment, child, chronic, compliance, concordance, condition, coping, disease, father, illness, information, long‐term, management/intervention, mother, role, self‐care and treatment were searched for separately and in combination. English language papers reporting primary research were selected and supplemented by hand‐searching reference lists. Thirty‐five papers (arising from 29 studies) met criteria and were selected for narrative review. Results Five themes were identified: (i) the impact of long‐term conditions on fathers’ ability to promote their child’s well‐being, (ii) factors influencing fathers’ involvement in health care, (iii) personal growth/beneficial effects for fathers, (iv) the impact of father’s involvement on family functioning and (v) strategies that increase fathers’ participation in their child’s health care and in research investigating fathers’ participation. Conclusions The review suggests that fathers’ involvement in children’s health care can positively impact on fathers’, mothers’ and children’s well‐being and family functioning. A range of strategies are identified to inform the promotion of fathers’ contributions and future research investigating their input. 相似文献
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Gabrielle J. Williams BSc MPH PhD Petra Macaskill BA MAppStat PhD Marianne Kerr BAppSc BPH Dominic A. Fitzgerald MBBS PhD FRACP David Isaacs MD FRACP FRCPCH Miriam Codarini MBBS MM Mary McCaskill MBBS BSc Dip Paeds FACEM Kristina Prelog MBBS FRANZCR Jonathan C. Craig MBChB DCH MM PhD 《Pediatric pulmonology》2013,48(12):1195-1200