Hans-Jacob Bangstad

13.09.2016: Concerns often arise over a child’s growth in the first year of life. If the child shows otherwise normal development and appears to be thriving, GPs and health clinics will try providing advice on diet and feeding routines. However, contented children may also have an underlying disease, and it is...

18.09.2012: Urosepsis during the first months of life is not entirely uncommon and occurs most frequently in boys, mainly due to urogenital abnormalities (1). Posterior urethral valves, which only occur in boys, manifest themselves in different ways, and when detected prenatally a pronounced hydronephrosis is...