- The Resurgence of Macrolide-Resistant Mycoplasma pneumoniae and the Impact of Point-of-Care PCR Testing. [Editorial]Pediatr Int. 2026; 68(1):e70576.PI
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- Clinical Characteristics of Pediatric Clostridioides difficile Infection at a Children's Hospital. [Journal Article]Pediatr Int. 2026 Jan-Dec; 68(1):e70554.PI
- CONCLUSIONS: Pediatric CDI had favorable outcomes, with no deaths or recurrences occurring in the present study.
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- Imperforate Hymen Presenting as Low Back Pain and Urinary Symptoms in an 11-Year-Old Girl. [Case Reports]Pediatr Int. 2026 Jan-Dec; 68(1):e70553.PI
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- Immunohistochemical Findings of Organ-Specific ECHS1 Depletion in a Neonate With ECHS1 Deficiency. [Journal Article]Pediatr Int. 2026 Jan-Dec; 68(1):e70552.PI
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- Efficacy and Safety of Human Protein C Concentrate in Japanese Patients With Severe Congenital Protein C Deficiency. [Clinical Trial, Phase II]
- CONCLUSIONS: Protein C concentrate was effective for on-demand treatment and short-term prophylaxis, and had an acceptable safety profile in this study population. These results support the use of protein C concentrate in the clinical management of patients with SCPCD in Japan.
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- Comparison of Phenol Application and Endoscopic Pilonidal Sinus Treatment in Pediatric Pilonidal Sinus Disease. [Journal Article]
- CONCLUSIONS: For pediatric pilonidal sinus disease, EPSiT was more advantageous than phenol treatment in terms of postoperative pain, time to return to daily routine, early complications, and recurrence.
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- Outcomes and Regional Care Patterns of Critically Ill Pediatric Emergency Patients: A Population-Based Registry Study. [Journal Article]
- CONCLUSIONS: Critically ill infants had high mortality, and many deaths remained undetermined. These findings highlight the need to strengthen regional transport systems and postmortem evaluation in pediatric emergency care.
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