AI Article Synopsis
- A 10-month-old boy weighing 5 kg has had multiple health issues, including recurrent respiratory infections and slow weight gain since birth.
- He has experienced respiratory distress after feeding and has been coughing with fever for over 20 days.
- Despite being born healthy at a weight of 2.9 kg via cesarean delivery, he has been hospitalized three times for pneumonia.
Article Abstract
A 10-month-old boy with a weight of 5 kg demonstrated recurrent respiratory infections after birth, respiratory distress after feeding, and slow weight gain. At the time of presentation, he had been experiencing a cough accompanied by pyrexia for > 20 days. Prenatal ultrasound examinations revealed no abnormalities. He was born at full term via cesarean delivery and weighed 2.9 kg at birth. He was hospitalized three times because of pneumonia.
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