There are a few good strategies for finding pediatric information on the Internet. Follow the steps below to find the information you need, and send suggestions on other successful strategies you have used. The best source is Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man . Perhaps one of the sites maintained by a pediatric practitioner will have what you're looking for. And don't forget the Misc.
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You can't find any better reference than the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry's Facts for Families . Often a subspecialty-related site will have information on common diseases in that field. Don't forget that non-pediatric sites can have buried pediatric treasures. Try any of these general medical Internet indexes for more information. If none of the above work, you might need to use a general-purpose web search engine to find what you want.