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Croatian Medical Journal | 2011

Application of the procedural consolidation concept to surgical treatment of children with epidermolysis bullosa: a retrospective analysis

Maja Karaman Ilić; Josipa Kern; Irena Babić; Diana Šimić; Antun Kljenak; Višnja Majerić Kogler

Aim To assess the efficacy of the procedural consolidation concept (PCC) at reducing the number of sessions of general anesthesia necessary for treating children with epidermolysis bullosa (EB). Methods We examined the records of children treated at Childrens Hospital of Zagreb between April 1999 and December 2007. Children treated before the introduction of PCC in January 2005 (n = 39) and after (n = 48) were analyzed in order to determine the effect of PCC on the occurrence of complications, days of hospitalization, and number of hospitalizations. Results During the study period, 53 patients underwent 220 sessions of general anesthesia for a total of 743 surgical interventions per session. Before the introduction of PCC (n = 39 patients, 83 sessions), the median number of interventions per session was 2 (range 1-5), and after the introduction of PCC (n = 48 patients, 137 sessions) it was 4 (range 3-7, P < 0.001). After the introduction of PCC, the median number of complications per anesthesia session increased from 2 (range 0-10) to 3 (range 0-10) (P = 0.027), but the median number of complications per surgical procedure decreased from 1 (range 0-10) to 0.6 (range 0-2.5) (P < 0.001). PCC lengthened each anesthesia session from a median of 65 minutes (range 35-655) to 95 minutes (range 50-405), (P < 0.001). Total length of hospitalization was similar before (median 1, range 1-4) and after (median 1, range 1-3) introduction of PCC (P = 0.169). The number of hospitalization days per procedure was 3 times lower after the introduction of PCC (median 0.3, range 0.2-3) than before (median 1, range 0.75-1.7) (P < 0.001). Conclusion PCC should be considered an option in the surgical treatment of children with EB.


Signa Vitae | 2008

Variation of vascular ring as a cause of extubation failure

Ivančica Škarić; Jasminka Jakobović; Maja Karaman Ilić; Karmen Kondza; Irena Babić

We report on an unexpected extubation failure in a two year old boy. In our patient, failure of extubation led to a diagnostic examination. The result of our examination was discovery of a congenital anomaly of the aortic arch and great vessels (vascular ring) with compression of the trachea. The presence of this anomaly in this patient was unknown to us before. A successful surgical procedure eliminated the underlying cause of the persistent extubation failures. IVANČICA ŠKARIĆ ( )•


Paediatria Croatica | 2015

Lavage with diluted surfactant as a treatment option for atelectasis in pediatric intensive care patients

Maja Karaman Ilić; Goran Madžarac; Irena Babić; Boris Milavić

Incidencija kronicne upalne bolesti crijeva (Crohnova bolest i ulcerozni kolitis) u djece je zadnjih desetak godina u znacajnom porastu. Klinicka slika, posebice Crohnove bolesti, zbog niza ekstraintestinalnih manifestacija i intestinalnih komplikacija je vrlo raznolika i razlogom je postavljanja adekvatne dijagnoze sa znacajnim zakasnjenjem. Poznavanje klinicke slike, upotreba jednostavne laboratorijske dijagnostike, te dokazivanje bolesti endoskopijom i histoloskim pregledom sluznice probavnog trakta osnova su dijagnostickog algoritma. Bržim dijagnosticiranjem bolesti omogucit ce se bolje i adekvatnija terapija, a moguce i sprijeciti niz komplikacija ovih bolesti. Terapijski je pristup kronicnoj upalnoj bolesti crijeva u djece promijenjen u odnosu na lijecenje prije deset godina, a razlikuje se i od onog u odraslih osoba. U tekstu se navode najnoviji stavovi kako glede pristupa akutnoj fazi bolest tako i u održavanju remisije u pedijatrijskih bolesnika.


Acta medica Croatica | 2012

Pustišek N., Babić I., Kljenak A., Striber N., Wounds in children and epidermolysis bullosa

Nives Pustišek; Irena Babić; Antun Kljenak; Neda Striber; Stjepan Višnjić; Maja Karaman Ilić

Bulozne epidermolize skupina su nasljednih bolesti karakteriziranih pojavom mjehura na koži i sluznicama kao posljedicom genetskih defekata u strukturnim proteinima kože. Klinicka slika pojedinih oblika i podoblika bolesti može bitno varirati. Terapijski pristup ovisi o obliku bolesti, jacini kožnog i sistemnog zahvacanja i sastoji se od suportivne terapije kutanih i ekstrakutanih manifestacija, te zahvaca multidisciplinarni pristup strucnjaka razlicitih specijalnosti. Njega kože ukljucuje zastitu od potencijalnih trauma, pravilnu njegu i lijecenje mjehura i rana te redovite dermatoloske kontrole zbog ranog otkrivanja kožnih tumora.


Signa Vitae | 2017

Current practice of hemodynamic monitoring with PiCCO in a single general surgical ICU in a university hospital – a short report

Tatjana Goranović; Višnja Nesek Adam; Elvira Grizelj-Stojčić; Miroslava Jakšić; Ana Jadrijević; Maja Karaman Ilić; Martina Matolić


16. World Congress of Anesthesiologists : abstracts | 2017

Reliability of lung ultrasound and inferior vena cava collapsibility index in volume sta¬tus estimation in ICU patients during early postoperative period

Maja Karaman Ilić; Milan Madžarac; Martina Matolić; Višnja Nesek Adam


Periodicum Biologorum | 2015

Pain management in critically ill patients

Višnja Nesek Adam; Martina Matolić; Maja Karaman Ilić; Elvira Grizelj-Stojčić; Aleksandra Smiljanić; Ira Skok


Periodicum Biologorum | 2015

Paravertebral block : review of the literature

Maja Karaman Ilić; Višnja Nesek Adam; Martina Matolić; Jana Kogler; Diana Butković


Acta medica Croatica | 2013

RANE KOD DJECE I BULOZNA EPIDERMOLIZA

Nives Pustišek; Irena Babić; Antun Kljenak; Neda Striber; Stjepan Višnjić; Maja Karaman Ilić


Acta medica Croatica : c̆asopis Hravatske akademije medicinskih znanosti | 2012

Delirium incidence in pediatric intensive care unit

Matolić M; Mrsić; Butković D; Maja Karaman Ilić

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Irena Babić

Boston Children's Hospital

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Višnja Nesek Adam

Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek

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Antun Kljenak

Boston Children's Hospital

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Martina Matolić

Boston Children's Hospital

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Nives Pustišek

Boston Children's Hospital

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Diana Butković

Boston Children's Hospital

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Jana Kogler

University Hospital Centre Zagreb

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Tatjana Goranović

Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek

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