Publications by authors named "W Sluzewski"
Background: Approximately 3.5 million children and adolescents worldwide are chronically infected with HCV. This study uses pharmacokinetic modeling to identify pediatric doses of elbasvir/grazoprevir (EBR/GZR) that achieve plasma concentrations similar to those seen in adults receiving the approved fixed-dose combination regimen of EBR/GZR.
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- Children represent a small percentage of confirmed SARS-CoV-2 cases, typically experiencing mild COVID-19 symptoms, although severe cases can occur.
- The study analyzed 106 cases of children aged 1 month to 17 years, focusing on symptoms, hospitalization needs, and outcomes.
- Common symptoms included loss of smell and taste, with some hospitalized cases developing severe disease and less typical signs; overall, the majority of pediatric cases were mild.
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Postepy Dermatol Alergol
October 2020
Introduction: The global eradication of smallpox and abandonment of mandatory smallpox vaccination has led to an increased proportion of the population who are immunologically naïve to infections caused by (OPV).
Aim: To present the different courses of OPV infection in children and to highlight the diagnostic difficulties in their differentiation from the other inflammatory processes.
Material And Methods: We retrospectively evaluated the medical documentation of 5 children with OPV infection.
Aim Of The Study: Assessment of liver fibrosis as a predictive factor of liver-related mortality in children with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is crucial. This study aims to estimate the risk of fibrosis using noninvasive markers.
Material And Methods: The study group of 49 children with NAFLD (age range 3-16, mean 10.
Objectives: Nonalcoholic fatty disease (NAFLD) affects 3-10% of the pediatric population, making it the most common chronic liver disease among children. The aim of the study is to identify potential biomarkers enabling the diagnosis of NAFLD and monitoring the course of the disease.
Methods: Proteome analysis was performed in a group of 30 patients (19 boys and 11 girls) in total, of whom 16 children had previously diagnosed NAFLD based on the abdominal ultrasound after excluding other diseases of this organ.