Records of 34 hyperventilating children aged 18 years or younger seen at the Mayo Clinic
over a 25-year period were reviewed. Five different clinical subtypes were identified. …

… These parameters were developed by Stephen P. Herman, MD, principal author, and the
Work Group on Quality Issues: John E. Dunne, MD, Chair, and William Ayres, MD, former Chair; …

Pituitary aplasia or hypoplasia occurs in anencephalic and normocephalic infants. Two infants
with hypopituitarism are described; in each the diagnosis was made clinically. The infants …

The child and adolescent psychiatrist who performs child custody evaluations assumes an
extraordinary responsibility. Operating at the interface of psychiatry and the law, this forensic …

Contrary to prevailing medical belief, dementia is generally not caused by arteriosclerosis of
cerebral vessels. There may be, in fact, as many as 50 different causes. While the two major …

Markedly effeminate behavior in a young boy is a source of concern and confusion for parents,
teachers, and the child. It also represents a therapeutic dilemma for the child psychiatrist. …

Elizabeth Resnick and Harvey Cramer never married but were living together when Elizabeth
became pregnant. Soon after the birth of their son, Hal, their relationship deteriorated. …

Case Report The patient, a 13-year-old white male, was transferred to University Hospital
from a local community hospital where he had been taken shortly after having been found …

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Contends that child psychiatrists who choose to become involved in child custody cases
should be properly trained in the clinical, legal, and ethical aspects of being an expert …