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Parts of the ear (1586)
Learn about the parts of the ear and see how they work together to bring sound to your brain.
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Parts of the ear (Spanish) 1586
Learn about the parts of the ear and see how they work together to bring sound to your brain.
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Passy-Muir speaking valve 1265
The Passy-Muir speaking valve helps your child with a trach talk with a clearer voice. Learn more about the valve and how it can help your child speak.
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Passy-Muir speaking valve (Spanish)
The Passy-Muir speaking valve helps your child with a trach talk with a clearer voice. Learn more about the valve and how it can help your child speak.
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Patellar subluxation or dislocation 3045
This sheet discusses symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of subluxation, which is when the knee cap (patella) moves to the outside of the knee but pops back in on its own.
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Patellar subluxation or dislocation (Spanish) 3045
This sheet discusses symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of subluxation, which is when the knee cap (patella) moves to the outside of the knee but pops back in on its own.
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Patency Capsule test (2129)
A patency capsule test is sometimes done before a capsule endoscopy. A capsule endoscopy is a test that lets the provider look at the small intestine. A special pill camera is used to take pictures.
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Patient controlled analgesia (PCA) 1620
PCA is a way to give pain medicine to your child. It is often used to treat pain after surgery. It may also be used for pain caused by other medical conditions. Learn more about how it is used and why it is used.
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Patient controlled analgesia (PCA) (Spanish)
PCA is a way to give pain medicine to your child. It is often used to treat pain after surgery. It may also be used for pain caused by other medical conditions. Learn more about how it is used and why it is used.
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Pectus excavatum 1934
Pectus Excavatum is when the rib cage does not develop as it should. The breastbone (sternum), which is in the center of the chest, is sunken or caved in. Learn what tests are needed and how it is treated.
