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Abstract
Fever in the myelodysplastic child with an ileal conduit can result from several causes.
Ninety hospital admissions for work-up of fever in myelodysplastic children with ileal
diversion at University Hospitals of Cleveland and Cleveland Metropolitan General
Hospital were reviewed. The multidisciplinary approach to the work-up of fever in
these children, utilizing a medical team consisting of a pediatrician, urologist,
neurosurgeon, and an orthopedist, is emphasized.
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