Children presenting with recurrent fever may represent a diagnostic challenge. After
excluding the most common etiologies, which include the consecutive occurrence of …

Background Fever in children is common and mostly caused by self-limiting infections.
However, the number of (re) consultations in primary care is high, driven by lack of …

The study analyses the understanding of parents or guardians of children aged zero to five
years old about fever, the conduct and care for this condition, carried out in the urgent and …

Background Acute gastroenteritis (AGE) affects almost all children aged≤ 5 years. In
secondary care, ondansetron was found to be effective at reducing vomiting. Aim To …

Background The FeverApp registry uses ecological momentary assessment (EMA) to collect
parental data on pediatric fever for scientific research. The mobile app FeverApp educates …

Background: It is unclear how well a C-reactive protein (CRP) value predicts a serious
infection (SI) in young febrile children in general practice. Methods: This prospective cohort …

Febrile convulsions (FCs) are characterised by convulsions associated with fever in children
aged between 6 months and 6 years. FCs are relatively common and affect 3–4% of children …

Fever is an elevated body temperature above the normal daily variation. Up to 40 per cent of
parents report febrile illnesses in their child each year. Febrile illnesses are the second most …

Introduction The management of fever without source in children≤ 36 months old remains a
diagnostic challenge as the underlying aetiologies can vary from self-limiting viral infections …

Background: Fever is common in young children and is assumed to be frequently caused by
viral infections. Objectives: To document respiratory viruses in children with fever presenting …