Ped(z) vs Código Infarto

Helpful pediatric app for pediatricians, developed by a pediatrician. Helps with: • Body percentiles: Calculation of several somatic percentiles (height, weight, head circumference, BMI etc.) according to: - Kromeyer-Hauschild et al. 2001 - Hesse et al. 2016/2017 - Braegger C et al. 2011 (Züricher Longitudinalstudie) - KiGGS study RKI 2013 - WHO Growth Charts - CDC Growth Charts 2000 - Zemel et al 2015 (Mb Down) • Blood Pressure percentiles: Normal values for blood pressure according to: - KiGGS study RKI 2013 - AHA 4. Task Force Report 2005 • Pediatric Echocardiography: Z-Scores for pediatric echocardiography according to: - Gautier et al. 2010 - Kampmann et al. 2000 - Zilberman et al. 2005 - Peterssen et al. 2008 - Dallaire et al. 2011 - Dallaire et al. 2016 - Koestenberger et. al 2009, 2012, 2012, 2014 • Fetal echocardiography: Z-Scores for fetal echocardiography according to: - Lee 2010 • Birth percentiles: Calculation for term and preterm newborns according to: - Voigt et al. 2006 - Fenton TR, Kim JH. A systematic review and meta-analysis to revise the Fenton growth chart for preterm infants. BMC Pediatr. 2013; 13:59 biomedcentral.com/1471-2431/13/59 • Spirometry normal values: Spirometric z-scores and normal values according to: - Quanjer, P.H. et al. 2012 • Kidney percentiles: Z-Scores for ultrasound according to: - Deeg/Weitzel et al. 1997 - Weizel 2012 • Syringe pump: Calculates Dosage or other parameters • Gestational age: No more counting days/weeks in calendars • QTc calculator: Corrected QT interval, QTc, either by RR-Interval or heart rate • Body surface area: BSA according to Mosteller or DuBois • ECG normal values: For Children and adults according to Park MK and Guntheroth WG 2006 • Target height: Estimated target height calculated by their parent's height according to Hermanussen et al 2003 • Hyperbilirubinemia: Thresholds for phototherapy and exchange transfusion according to the german AWMF guideline 024 - 007 DISCLAIMER: No warranty. Use it only as control to your own calculations. Please seek a doctor’s advice in addition to using this app and before making any medical decisions

This application is addressed to all the people that have experienced chest pains and who could be having a myocardial infarction. Our intention is that the user can always have on hand, instantly and anywhere that you might be, a list of hospitals with the capacity to adequately treat an infarction. Chest pain does no always relate to an infarction, but it’s very important to arrive promptly to an adequate hospital for medical evaluation. Do not wait more than 5 minutes to ask for help. By only pressing the “Activate Código Infarto" button you will be connecting to the ambulance service of the chosen hospital. Seconds count. An infarction is usually caused by a clot that obstructs any of the heart arteries. The lack of circulation causes damage to the cardiac muscle fed by the clotted coronary artery. The act of dissolving the clot and enabling the obstructed artery is known as REPERFUSION. This represents the main objective of the treatment after the first few hours after an infarction. Reperfusion treated with medicine, known as FIBRINOLYSIS, is more effective if it’s done at an early stage. It should be realized within the first 30 minutes after the first medical contact. Mechanical reperfusion by means of cardiac catheterism and with the implant of a STENT is known as PRIMARY ANGIOPLASTY and it’s considered the IDEAL THERAPY for infarcts. It should be applied during the first 90 minutes after the first medical contact.