| EDITORIAL |
Presentation of the special issue on inborn errors of metabolism. H. D. Eiroa. |
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Inborn errors of metabolism: From clinical rarities to a model of precision medicine. H. D. Eiroa. |
191 |
| ORIGINAL ARTICLES |
Transcobalamin II deficiency in the differential diagnosis of peripheral cytopenias in pediatrics. V. Bindi, H. D. Eiroa, L. P. Gravina, C. Crespo, N. Lochner, E. Rossetti, C. Tagliavini, C. Bouso. |
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Characterization of a series of patients with glycogen storage disease type III and IX:findings from the largest long-term follow-up study in Latin America. V. Bindi, H. D. Eiroa, L. P. Gravina, C. Alonso, C. Crespo. |
199 |
Experience of the Congenital Errors Laboratory: 2014-2024. C. G. Tagliavini, A. Gregosa, A. M. Vilche Juárez, S. A. Etchart, M. I. Otegui. |
208 |
Age-related modification of biotinidase activity: diagnostic and therapeutic implications. A. Vilche Juárez, C. Tagliavini, M. I. Otegui, H. D. Eiroa. |
213 |
Neonatal screening for medium-chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase deficiency. Ten-year experience of the Neonatal Screening Program of the City of Buenos Aires, Argentina. G. Maccallini, H. D. Eiroa, C. Castillo, O. R. Santapá, R. Flores Fanelli, M. I. Otegui, C. Crespo, V. Micenmacher, C. Aranda. |
218 |
Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation in mucopolysaccharidosis type I: retrospective analysis of outcomes from a single center. A. Juliá, C. M. Figueroa Turienzo, R. Staciuk, H. D. Eiroa. |
225 |
Urea Cycle Disorders: 24 Years of Experience with 64 Patients at Garrahan Hospital. M. C. Tubio, A. C. Bernal, C. Crespo, H. D. Eiroa. |
231 |
| ADVANCES, TRENDS, AND CONTROVERSIES |
Barriers, challenges, and opportunities in the transition of patients with inborn errors of metabolism. S. Rivera, N. Presner. |
245 |
Neonatal Metabolopathies Screening and Epidemiological Surveillance. G. Dratler, F. Tommasi, S. Marino. |
249 |
| UPDATES |
Dietary approach to inborn errors of intermediary metabolism. S. Lavorgna, L. Levy, N. Carmona, A. Cresta. |
262 |
Use of the ketogenic diet in the treatment of inborn errors of metabolism. A. Cresta. |
273 |
Update on gene therapy for inborn errors of metabolism. L. Bay. |
281 |
| GRAND ROUND OF THE HOSPITAL |
Sustainable laboratory. A. C. Buchovsky, M. G. Pereira. |
287 |
| NURSES’ COLUMN |
Functional studies in inborn errors of metabolism. L. Choque, N. Ojeda, D. Orellana. |
304 |
CLINICAL EXERCISES
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Make your diagnosis. J. García. |
309 |
Hypotonic infant. H. D. Eiroa, V. Bindi, N. Afranchino. |
311 |
| PRACTICAL PEDIATRICS |
Introduction to Metabolism: Acute Hyperammonemia. G. R. Armani, H. D. Eiroa. |
317 |
Introduction to Metabolism: Suspected inborn errors of metabolism. G. R. Armani, H. D. Eiroa. |
322 |
| BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS |
Glutathione synthetase deficiency: Case presentation and literature review. G. R. Armani, A. M. Vilche Juárez, C. Crespo, H. D. Eiroa. |
329 |
Rescue of oxidative damage with N-acetylcysteine in classical homocystinuria. C. G. Tagliavini, A. M. Vilche Juárez, M. I. Otegui, H. D. Eiroa. |
332 |
Urea cycle disorders: imaging findings related to hyperammonemia and impact on neurodevelopment. J. Garcia, N. Holsman, H. D. Eiroa, M. Zapata, C. Rugilo. |
338 |
QUESTIONS FOR THE SPECIALIST. H. D. Eiroa, V. Bindi, M. de las M. Martínez. |
346 |
| TECHNICAL COLUMN |
The importance of sampling in the diagnosis of Inborn Errors of Metabolism. S. A. Etchart.
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350 |
| CHILDREN’S COLUMN |
353 |