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If you are a Resident, Fellow, or Attending Physician practicing pediatrics - or if you are a Health Care Provider practicing pediatrics - you may participate in the Learning Collaboratory. Send us your comments or questions about specific cases posted on PediatricEducation.org by filling out the Comment Form.

Answers to comments or questions about specific cases on PediatricEducation.org are posted in the Learning Collaboratory, in reverse chronological order.

See our Comment Form. Please note: if you are a patient (including family members and friends), we are unable to answer your personal medical questions. Check our list of other resources that may help to answer your questions.

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Initially we plan to add one new case each week and eventually we hope to add several new cases each week

To review cases from previous months and years, use the calendar in the left column of the page or you may use the case archives:
Cases by Disease
Cases by Symptom
Cases by Specialty
Cases by Age
Cases by Date

Web sites are reorganized on an all-too-often basis, and the location of the document being linked to may have changed. Alternatively, the document may have been replaced by a more up-to-date document. You have two options:

1. Go to the home page of the Web site in question, and type into its search engine the title of the document you are looking for. This will hopefully locate for you the new location of the document or the new version of the document.

2. Go to the Internet Archive and type the Web address (URL) of the document in question into its WayBack Machine search engine and see if it has an archived copy of the document.

The practice of pediatrics is a dynamic process that is constantly changing and evolving. The information in each case was correct, to the best of our knowledge, on the date it was published. It is not our intention to revise older cases as the practice of pediatrics advances. Instead, please use the cases as a historical archive to see how the practice of pediatrics for a certain disease has evolved over time.

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Yes, PediatricEducation.org is mirrored by the Widernet project, through which it is distributed to hundreds universities in dozens of countries in the developing world.

2004 - 18,149 pages read (page hits) from 7,594 users (visitors). There were 27 links to the home page.

2005 - 186,058 pages read (page hits) from 90,604 users (visitors). There were 108 links to the home page.

2006 - 384,414 pages read (page hits) from 167,971 users (visitors).

2007 - 407,462 pages read (page hits) from 206,038 users (visitors).

2008 - 373,096 pages read (page hits) from 213,316 users (visitors).

2009 - 279,703 pages read (page hits) from 180,238 users (visitors).

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