Context: Collegiate club-sport athletes participate in a variety of competitive sports and have been understudied in the concussion literature. Baseline performance measures are warranted to better understand assessment and management.
Objective: To quantify normative values and the effects of modifying factors sex, concussion history, diagnosed attention disabilities (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder [ADHD]), and sport type on baseline symptom evaluation among collegiate club-sport athletes.
Background: Thoracoscopic bilateral T3 sympathectomy for primary focal palmar hyperhidrosis in children has excellent short-term outcomes. However, data in the literature, on the long-term outcomes of the operation are scarce.
Methods: We conducted a retrospective institutional review of all children and adolescents undergoing T3 bilateral thoracoscopic sympathectomy for primary focal palmar hyperhidrosis between June 2013 and October 2020.
Aim Of The Study: Present our experience in the surgical treatment of primary focal hyperhidrosis of the hands by thoracoscopic bilateral T3 sympathectomy in pediatric patients.
Methods: Retrospective chart review of all patients operated between 2013 and 2015.
Results: We operated and included in the study 28 patients, 22 females and 6 males.