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Bol Vasconav 121.Pdf Vol. LII sociedad vasco-navarra de pediatria 1/2020 Num. 121 euskal herriko pediatria elkartea boletin de la sociedad vasco-navarra de pediatria euskal herriko pediatria elkartearen aldizkaria boletin de la sociedad vasco-navarra pediatria - euskal herriko elkartearen aldizkaria vol. LII 1/2020 Num. 121 Cub VascoNav 121.indd 1 28/01/21 13:01 boletín de la sociedad euskal herriko pediatria vasco-navarra de pediatría elkartearen aldizkaria Vol. LII, Núm. 121 Diciembre 2020 P RE S IDENTE S DE H ONOR Javier Muguruza Alberdi Juan Tovar Larrucea Juan Ignacio Montiano Jorge Manuel Hernández Rodríguez José Emilio Olivera Olmedo Inés Cabeza Díez Santiago Azpiazu Mota Juan Carlos Vitoria Cormenzana Javier Korta Murua José Luis Bezanilla Regato Aurora Navajas Gutiérrez Juan Rodríguez Soriano† Mirentxu Oyarzabal Irigoyen J U N TA D I R E C T I VA Presidencia Secretaría Vocal por Álava Itziar Astigarraga Aguirre Cristina Calvo Monge Blanca Lodoso Torrecilla Vocal por Guipúzcoa Vicepresidencia por Álava Tesorería Javier Calzada Barrena Ignacio Díez López Amaia Rodriguez Serna Vocal por Navarra Nuria Clerigué Arrieta Vicepresidencia por Guipúzcoa Dirección del Boletín Pilar Gómez Cabanillas Ignacio Díez López Vocal por Vizcaya Ainhoa García Ribes Vicepresidencia por Navarra Vocal por Cirugía Infantil Blanca Erize Etxegaray José Luis Ramos García Vocal por Pediatría de Atención Primaria Vicepresidencia por Vizcaya Javier Andueza Sola Helena Lorenzo Garrido Vocal MIR Oihana Elena González Conde Coordinación Página Web y redes sociales Fidel Gallinas, Jorge Álvarez, Carlos Delgado E QUIPO DE R EDACCIÓN Ignacio Díez López Inés Cabeza Díez Pedro Gorrotxategi Gorrotxategi Ainhoa Izeta Lizarraga Textos en Euskera: IDL y Belaxe Coop. E. ([email protected]) S E C R E TA R Í A DE R EDACCIÓN Boletín de la Sociedad Vasco-Navarra de Pediatría. Secretaría de Pediatría. Hospital de Txagorritxu. C/José Atxotegui, s/n. Vitoria-Alava - Tfno. 945/007030 - E-mail: [email protected] Este Boletín se edita con el patrocinio de la Consejería de Sanidad y Consumo del Gobierno Vasco (Servicio Vasco de Salud-Osakidetza) y de la propia SVNP ERGON Publicación anual Copyright 2020 C/Arboleda, 1 Depósito Legal: BI-937-1968 Sociedad Vasco-Navarra de Pediatría 28221 Majadahonda (Madrid) ISSN: 0037-8658 Ergon Tel. 91 636 29 30 [email protected] Impreso en papel libre de ácido Revista indexada en SCIELO, DULCINEA y FECYT-ARCE http://www.svnp.es © Imagen portada: Euskal Herria eta COVI19. Autor: IDL boletín de la sociedad euskal herriko pediatria vasco-navarra de pediatría elkartearen aldizkaria Vol. LII, Núm. 121 Diciembre 2020 Sumario EDITORIAL/EDITORIALA I. Díez López ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 CARTAS AL EDITOR/BULETINEKO EDITOREARENTZAKO ESKUTITZA Aprendamos de los niños y niñas en la pandemia actual por COVID-19 Ikas dezagun haurrengandik egungo COVID-19aren pandemian I. Astigarraga Aguirre ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 ARTÍCULO ESPECIAL/ARTIKULU BEREZIAK Serie nostalgias pediátricas: La evacuación del sanatorio de Górliz Pediatriako nostalgiak seriea: Gorlizko erietxeko ebakuazioa P. Gorrotxategi Gorrotxategi, A. Zabaleta Rueda, M. Zafra Anta, V. García Nieto .............................................................................................................. 7 Serie nostalgias pediátricas: Neurociencia y bioelectrónica Pediatriako nostalgiak seriea: Neurozientzia eta bioelektronika A. Borderas ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 ARTÍCULOS ORIGINALES/JATORRIZKO IDATZIAK Cribado selectivo de la hipofosfatasia en población pediátrica del País Vasco Hipofosfatasiaren baheketa selektiboa Euskal Autonomia Erkidegoko populazio pediatrikoan L. Aldámiz-Echevarría Azuara, I. Díez López, P. Suarez, M. Satrustegi Aritziturri, D. González-Lamuño Leguina, M.L. Couze Pico, ..................... 14 M. Unceta, F. Andrade Lodeiro, O. Villate Bejarano, M.M. Rovira Remisa Tomar la iniciativa: ¿somos capaces de reducir las sepsis nosocomiales asociadas a catéter en recién nacidos de peso al nacimiento menor de 1.500 g? Aurrea hartu: 1500g baino gutxiagoko jaioberrietan kateterrari lotutako sepsi nosokomialak murrizteko gai gara? A. Castro Quiroga, N. Jordà Sirera, L. Ahmed Mohamed, M. Mendizábal Díez, I. Urriza Ripa, M. Amores Torres ...................................................... 18 Epidemiología del SARS-CoV-2 en los niños de la Osi-Debabarrena SARS-CoV-2aren epidemiologia Debabarrena-ESIko haurretan J. Amasorrain Urrutia, A. López Oreja, J.R. Lasarte Iradi, P. Oliver Goicolea, J.J. Idoeta Kiernan, J. Alústiza Martínez ............................................... 22 Experiencia de los residentes en la rotación en Atención Primaria en el País Vasco Egoilaren esperientzia Lehen Mailako Arretako txadaketan Euskal-Herrian M. Letona Luqui, P. Gorrotxategi Gorrotxategi, A. Cámara Otegui, N. Azurmendi Gundin, L. Riaño Idiakez, A. Etxeberria Odriozola ................. 25 Detección de la infección por SARS-Cov-2 en Urgencias de Pediatría del Hospital de Mendaro SARS-Cov-2 infekzioaren detekzioa Mendaroko Ospitaleko Pediatriako larrialdietan A. López Oreja, J. Amasorrain Urrutia, P. Oliver Goicolea, J.J. Idoeta Kiernan, J.R. Lasarte Iradi, J. Alústiza Martínez ............................................... 29 Reflexiones respecto a la salud infanto-juvenil desde la perspectiva de un confinamiento domiciliario Haur eta gazteen osasunari buruzko gogoeta, etxeko konfinamenduaren ikuspegitik B. Erice, I. Díez López, I. Astigarraga .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 34 ¿Podría, o debería ser, el pediatra de Atención Primaria tutor principal de residentes de pediatría? Baliteke, edo izan beharko luke, Lehen Mailako Arretako pediatrak pediatriako egoiliarren tutore nagusia izatea? P. Gorrotxategi Gorrotxategi, P. Lafuente Mesanza, G. Villaizan Pérez ................................................................................................................................. 37 boletín de la sociedad euskal herriko pediatria vasco-navarra de pediatría elkartearen aldizkaria Vol. LII, Núm. 121 Diciembre 2020 Proyecto de actualización del Programa de Salud Infantil en la Comunidad Autónoma del País Vasco Haur-osasunaren Programa Eguneratzeko Proiektua Euskal Autonomia Erkidegoan Grupo de trabajo para la actualización del Programa de Salud Infantil de Osakidetza-Servicio Vasco de Salud .......................................................... 42 Satisfacción materna sobre los cuidados en lactancia materna tras la implantación de una guía de práctica clínica en una organización sanitaria integrada Amen gogobetetasun maila edoskitzaroko zainketei buruz, praktika klinikoko gida bat ezarrita duen erakunde sanitario integratu batean P. Del Río Martínez, E. Lizarralde Atristain, Y. Miranda Narbaiza, A. Arregi Aramendi, J. Gurrutxaga Longarte, M. López García ......................... 45 Revisión de las malformaciones neonatales digestivas diagnosticadas durante los últimos 10 años Azken 10 urteetan diagnostikatutako jaioberrien digestio-malformazioak berrikustea S. Mesonero Cavia, S. Maeso Méndez, L. Olazaran Gamboa, Z. García Casales, A.E. Calvo Sáez, M. Del Hoyo Moracho .......................................... 51 Frenotomía sublingual, disminuye el dolor mamario durante el amamantamiento, pero ¿favorece una lactancia materna prolongada? Mihipeko frenotomiak bularreko mina gutxitzen du bularra ematean, baina amagandiko edoskitze luzea ahalbidetzen al du? A. Castro Quiroga, M. Mendizabal Díez, M. Malumbres Chacón, R. Ortiz Movilla, S. Martín Miramón, D.A. Polanco Montalván ......................... 57 Estudio de las diferencias en la función tiroidea de los pequeños para la edad gestacional vs recién nacidos de peso adecuado. ¿Por qué les consideramos diferentes? Funtzio tiroideoaren desberdintasunei buruzko ikerketa, adin gestazionalerako txikiak diren haurren eta pisu egokia duten jaioberrien artean. Zergatik hartzen ditugu desberdintzat? I. Fernández González, S. Maeso-Méndez, A. Sarasua Miranda, M. Del Hoyo Moracho, I. Lorente Blázquez, I. Díez López ..................................... 62 Dar voz a la infancia y a la adolescencia Hitza ematea haur eta nerabeei N. Berasategi Sancho, N. Idoiaga Mondragón, F. González Serrano, I. Canales Arrasate, T. Calleja Vilar ...................................................................... 68 CASOS CLÍNICOS/KASU BATEN AURKEZPANA Bloqueo cardiaco de segundo grado fetal inmunomediado: ¿conocíamos su mala evolución? Inmunitateak zuzendutako fetuaren bigarren graduko bihotz-blokeoa. ba al genuen bere eboluzio txarraren berririk? P. Martínez Olorón, A. Modroño Blanco, J. Alegría Echauri, J. Suárez Alonso .................................................................................................................... 71 Exantema cutáneo recurrente: ¿debemos replantearnos el diagnóstico? Dermatomiostis juvenil, una entidad
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