A 4-mo-old girl with hypotonia and poor feeding |
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| Prepared by... Pranoot Tanpaiboon, M.D. |
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| Department
of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine, Chiang Mai University |
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| A 4-mo-old girl referred from other hospital | |
| Chief compliant: hypotonia and poor feeding since birth | |
| Present illness: | |
| > | Patient was a product of a G3/3 healthy mother. The pregnancy was complication by polyhydramnios. She was born by c/s due to previous c/s at term. Her birth weight was 2,268 grams. Apgar scores were 8 and 8. It was noted that she had breathing problems, hypotonia, lethargy and poor suck since birth. She didn’t require respirator but required OG gavage feeding. |
| > | Mother brought patient to Chiang Mai university hospital according to the recommendation of general pediatrician at other hospital. |
| > | Patient is now 4-month-old and still has lethargy. She has weak cry and slow suckling. Feeding problems have been slightly improving. |
| Family history: | |
| > | denied consanguinity, no history of infantile hypotonia |
Physical examination:
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