ALT A bar chart displaying the number of inhalations across various NEAR4NEOS Centers, comparing oral (blue) and nasal (red) routes. The y-axis shows the number of inhalations, ranging from 0 to 3,000, and the x-axis lists the centers labeled as P01 to P25. Oral inhalations are predominant. Legend states: Distribution of nasal and oral intubations by NEAR4NEOS centre. Stacked bars denote the total number of intubations performed in study infants at each centre. The number of oral and nasal intubations are indicated by the blue and red portions of each bar, respectively. NEAR4NEOS, National Emergency Airway Registry for Neonates.

ALT An article titled "In children with trisomy 21, does routine polysomnography identify asymptomatic obstructive sleep apnoea?" published in the Archimedes section. The article includes a clinical scenario, structured clinical question, and commentary discussing the condition's diagnosis and management challenges, especially in children with trisomy 21.

ALT This is an image of a scientific article titled "How do we diagnose dysfunctional breathing (breathing pattern disorder) in children and young people: an eDelphi consensus," authored by Kenneth A. Macleod, Ruth Stewart, and Donald S. Urquhart. The article is categorized as original research. The objective is to assess the current UK expert knowledge regarding dysfunctional breathing patterns in children and provide a consensus for creating a clinical assessment tool. The study involves experts from UK pediatric respiratory centers using a multi-stage eDelphi process to reach consensus, with key findings summarized in the article.

ALT A close-up image of a newborn's feet being gently held by gloved hands. The newborn is covered with a patterned blanket and there are medical tubes near the feet. There are bullous lesions on the soles. Premature neonate presented at birth with bullous lesions on the palms and soles (syphilitic pemphigus).

ALT ```plaintext Flowchart illustrating the diagnostic yield of repeat blood cultures over time. The first arrow is labeled "Pre-antibiotics" with a yield of 12.3%. The second arrow reads "Beyond day 1," showing yields of 4.2% to 9.4%. The last arrow says "Beyond day 3," with a yield of 2.0%. ```

ALT A bar graph titled "Corticosteroid use by study site for children with suspected community-acquired sepsis." The x-axis represents percent usage, and the y-axis lists labels Overall, A to K. Three types of corticosteroids are color-coded: Methylprednisolone in blue, Hydrocortisone in red, and Dexamethasone in green. The green bars (Dexamethasone) are notably longer, especially for labels Overall and A.