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Posts by Tamir Diamond

Tamir Diamond

Tamir Diamond

Pediatric Content Editor

@DiamondTamir
Evidence Corner

Can kids become operationally tolerant after transplant?

Children are not small adults and thus their immune system is much more sophisticated... Check out the seminal iWITH trial establishing that in selected pediatric patients, immunosuppression...

Tamir Diamond

Tamir Diamond

February 6, 2022
Clinical Pearls

Inborn Errors of Metabolism- the Great Hepatic Masquerader

An 18 year old young man with chronic migraines is referred to hepatology clinic for evaluation of hepatosplenomegaly and thrombocytopenia. Neurology obtained a brain MRI showing calvarial thickening...

Tamir Diamond

Tamir Diamond

May 23, 2021
Evidence Corner

Activated CD8 T-cell Hepatitis in Children with Indeterminate Acute Liver Failure

What new condition should be considered and worked up in patients with pediatric acute liver failure of unknown origin?

Tamir Diamond

Tamir Diamond

December 20, 2020
Clinical Pearls

Nutritional Management of the Child with Cirrhosis

A 5 month old FT baby boy presented with a five day history of abdominal distention, jaundice and was found to have significant ascites and elevated AFP. Laboratory evaluation was significant for...

Tamir Diamond

Tamir Diamond

October 4, 2020

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