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Pezzer tube (3007)
A Pezzer/Malecot G-tube is a long type of feeding tube. It is held in place in the stomach by a small mushroom shaped piece. Learn how to use and care for your child's Pezzer/Malecot G-tube.
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PHACE syndrome 1356
PHACE syndrome is a group of disorders that includes a large red growth on the face, scalp and neck. Other abnormalities of the brain, blood vessels, eyes, heart and chest wall are also part of the syndrome. Find out more.
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PHACE syndrome (Spanish)
PHACE syndrome is a group of disorders that includes a large red growth on the face, scalp and neck. Other abnormalities of the brain, blood vessels, eyes, heart and chest wall are also part of the syndrome. Find out more.
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Pharyngeal flap (Speech Management Surgery) (Spanish)
Some children have a condition where the muscles of the back of the throat do not work well together and allow too much air to leak through the nose during speech. A surgical procedure called a pharyngeal flap can improve the quality of your child's speech.
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Pilonidal cysts and abscesses (Spanish) 1502
Explains how to treat and prevent pilonidal cysts and abscesses that develop at the top of the buttocks.
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Pilonidal cysts and abscesses 1502
Explains how to treat and prevent pilonidal cysts and abscesses that develop at the top of the buttocks.
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Pinworms: Collecting a specimen 1045
Learn more about how to collect a pinworm specimen.
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Pinworms: Collecting a specimen (Spanish)
Learn more about how to collect a pinworm specimen.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Pityriasis Alba (1077)
Pityriasis Alba is a skin rash that shows up on children's cheeks and outer areas of the arm as pale, round, or oval patches with a fine white scale on the patches.
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Pityriasis alba (Spanish)
Pityriasis Alba is a skin rash that shows up on children's cheeks and outer areas of the arm as pale, round, or oval patches with a fine white scale on the patches.
