Is blood eosinophilia associated with unfavorable hospitalization outcomes in children with bronchiolitis?
Blood eosinophilia is associated with unfavorable clinical outcomes in a large cohort of inpatients with bronchiolitis.
Repair of thoracic aneurysms arising in the distal arch can be repaired with a technique based on simple cross-clamping without an increase in mortality or major neurologic injury. Recurrent nerve palsy is much more common with this approach but is well-tolerated without increasing the need for tracheostomy.