General Paediatrics and Complex Needs
Staff
| Coghlan | David | Dr | Community and General Paediatrician |
| Manning | Rosemarie | Dr | General Paediatric Consultant |
| McGrane | Fiona | Research Nurse in Down Syndrome | |
| Gadelsayd | Nadeem | Dr | General Paediatric Consultant |
| O'Mullane | Elaine | Clinical Lecturer in Paediatrics |
David Coghlan
MEDICAL SCHOOL, Paediatrics
Clinical Senior Lecturer, School Office - Medicine
Publications and Further Research Outputs
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Howard C, Macken WL, Connolly A, Coghlan D et al, Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy for refractory epilepsy and medication refusal. , Archives of Disease in Childhood , 2019
Rutledge E, Whitla L, Coghlan D, Nadeem M, Peripheral White Blood Cell Differential Counts In Children With UTI, Is There A Link?, Ir Med J , 111, (6), 2018
Kerley CP, Elnazir B, Greally P, Coghlan D. , Blunted serum 25(OH)D response to vitamin D3 supplementation in children with autism, Nutr Neurosci. , 2018
Vitamin D receptor variants and uncontrolled asthma. Hutchinson K, Kerley CP, Faul J, Greally P, Coghlan D, Louw M, Elnazir B, Rochev Y. , Vitamin D receptor variants and uncontrolled asthma. , Eur Ann Allergy Clin Immunol. 2018 , 2018
Khan N, Whitla L, Kenosi M, Coghlan D, Nadeem M. , Follow up chest radiography in paediatric pneumonia: is it avoidable? , Ir Med J, 2018
Kenosi M, Whitla L, Khan N, Carty E, Coghlan D, Nadeem M, Interpretation of pyuria in children with urinary tract infection , Acta paediatrica (Oslo, Norway : 1992) , 2017
Lack of effect of vitamin D3 supplementation in autism: a 20-week, placebo-controlled RCT. Kerley CP, Power C, Gallagher L, Coghlan D. , Lack of effect of vitamin D3 supplementation in autism: a 20-week, placebo-controlled RCT. , Arch Dis Child. 2017 , 2017
Macken WL, Clarke N, Nadeem M, Coghlan D, Life After the Event: A Review of Basic Life Support Training for Parents Following Apparent Life-Threatening Events and Their Experience and Practices Following Discharge , Irish medical journal , 110 , (5 ), 2017, p572 -
Kerley CP, Hutchinson K, Cormican L, Faul J, Greally P, Coghlan D, Elnazir B, Vitamin D3 for uncontrolled childhood asthma: a pilot study., 2016
Reynolds A, O'Driscoll J, Quinn S, Coghlan D. , Cows Milk Allergy: A Cohort of Patients from a University Hospital. , Ir Med J. , 2016
Tamgumus S, Geoghan J, Coghlan D, Nadeem M, Urinary Tract Infection in Childhood and Inflammatory Markers> , Irish medical journal , 109 , (7 ), 2016, p442 -
Murphy K, Scanlan B, Coghlan D, Does this child really have a penicillin allergy?, 2015
Cunningham K, Scanlan B, Coghlan D, Quinn S, Infants with FPIES to solid food proteins--chicken, rice and oats., Ir Med J., 2014
Nadeem M, Oni OA, Ryan M, Puri P, Coghlan D, Greally P, Girl with xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis and bronchiectasis: case report., 2013
Scanlan B, Nadeem M, Ryan M, Smith O, O'Marcaigh A, Coghlan D, Acute leukaemia presenting with isolated bone pain., Archives of disease in childhood , 98 , (10), 2013, 771-
Scanlan B, Nadeem M, Ryan M, Smith O, O'Marcaigh A, Coghlan D. , Acute leukaemia presenting with isolated bone pain. , Arch Dis Child. , 2013
Vesico-ureteric reflux and renal scarring in children under 1 year of age with first urinary tract infection CW Teoh, M Mavinkurve, U Damachi, S Medani, M Waldron, D Coghlan , Vesico-ureteric reflux and renal scarring in children under 1 year of age with first urinary tract infection , PEDIATRIC NEPHROLOGY , 2011
M Omer, EB Williams, D Coghlan I, HOW USEFUL IS THE MEASUREMENT OF CRP, TOTAL WHITE CELL AND NEUTROPHIL COUNTS IN DIFFERENTIATING BETWEEN BACTERIAL AND OTHER CAUSES OF FEVER IN CHILDREN? , IRISH JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE, 2010
J O'Brien, EB Williams, D Coghlan, IS ULTRASOUND A USEFUL TOOL IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF FAILURE TO THRIVE? PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM THE FALTERING GROWTH (FIG) STUDY , IRISH JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE 179, S204-S204, 2010
IRISH JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE 179, S204-S204, IS ULTRASOUND A USEFUL TOOL IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF FAILURE TO THRIVE? PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM THE FALTERING GROWTH (FIG) STUDY , IRISH JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE 179, S204-S204, 2010
M White, E Williams, M Curtin, D Coghlan , SMALLER SIZE AND ITS DEVELOPMENTAL ASSOCIATIONS , ACTA PAEDIATRICA , 2009
Deasy C, O'Mahony O, Coghlan D, Fitzgerald E, Isoparaffin poisoning in an 18-month-old girl., 2007
McManus V, Coghlan D, Are hospital based notifications enough? Achieving accurate case ascertainment--the Southern Ireland Cerebral Palsy Register (SICPR)., 2005
Cans C, Surman G, McManus V, Coghlan D, Hensey O, Johnson A, Cerebral palsy registries., 2004
Coghlan D, Powell C, Treatment of childhood asthma: how do the available options compare?, 2003
Coghlan D, Kiing JS, Wake M, Parents' Evaluation of Developmental Status in the Australian day-care setting: developmental concerns of parents and carers., 2003
Coghlan D, Lynch B, Allcutt D, Hereditary cerebral cavernous angiomas: presentation as idiopathic familial epilepsy., 2002
Coghlan D, Cranswick NE, Complementary medicine and vitamin A toxicity in children., 2001
Cranswick N, Coghlan D, Paracetamol efficacy and safety in children: the first 40 years., 2000
Wake M, Coghlan D, Hesketh K, Does height influence progression through primary school grades?, 2000
Coghlan D, Milner M, Clarke T, Lambert I, McDermott C, McNally M, Beckett M, Matthews T, Neonatal abstinence syndrome., 1999
Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications
J Dinsmore, E Williams, H McCarthy, D Coghlan Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics 24 (3), 280-281, A pilot study to explore factors affecting faltering growth in children , Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics 24 (3), 280-281, 2011
Research Expertise
Description
As a general paediatrician I've developed my research ideas from working in acute, ambulatory and specialist settings. All my research has a clear clinical focus with the main themes being childhood nutrition, child development, therapeutics, and asthma care. Summary of recent work published: Randomised Controlled trials: 1. RCT of Vitamin D supplementation in autism spectrum disorder. Randomised 42 children to receive 2000 IU Vitamin D3 daily or placebo over 20 weeks. Vitamin D had no effect on primary outcome of reducing stereotypic autistic behaviours. Trend towards reduced inappropriate speech in the Vitamin D3 treatment group. 2. RCT of Vitamin D supplementation in uncontrolled asthma. Randomised 44 children with uncontrolled asthma to receive 2000 IU Vitamin D3 or placebo over 15 weeks. Vitamin D had no effect on primary outcome of improved subjective asthma control or Fev1 on spirometry. There was a non -significant improvement in Fev1 within the placebo group. Prospective trials: 1. Vitamin D receptor variants and uncontrolled asthma. Vitamin D receptor variants have been associated with asthma risk. 57 healthy controls and 44 children with asthma were studied. An association was found between Taql (exon 9) and Apal (intron 8) polymorphisms and asthma risk. IL10 levels were lower in asthmatic children with Taql polymorphisms. 2. WIGUAM Study (Working to Implement National Guidelines for UTI Assessment and Management) There continues to be significant variation in the management of acute paediatric urinary tract infections. 8 key steps in management were identified. At baseline 5.47 steps were completed, rising to 6.6 after 6 months. Particular improvements were seen in initial MSU interpretation and in appropriate radiological follow-up post hospital discharge. Most recent publication: Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy for refractory epilepsy Archives Disease of Childhood 2019 We identified 10 children over a 9-year period who required PEG tube placement for the administration of anti epileptic medication. Of these 9 had a decrease in seizure frequency. There were 4 children who were able to reduce the number of medications or doses to control their seizures. There were complications in 7 children but none required removal of their PEG tube.Projects
- Title
- An RCT of Vitamin D3 in Uncontrolled Asthma
- Summary
- A double-blind, randomized, PL-controlled trial of vitamin D supplementation (2000 IU/day) in 44 urban, caucasian children at high latitude. Conclusion: Vitamin D3 supplementation led to a significant increase in serum 25(OH)D and decreased school days missed (p = 0.04), but no other advantageous changes in asthma parameters compared with PL.The potential negative effect of high serum 25(OH)D on pulmonary function warrant further investigation.
- Funding Agency
- National Children's Hospital Foundation
- Date From
- January 2014
- Date To
- January 2015
- Title
- Protocol for Investigation of Penicillin Allergy.
- Summary
- Feasibility Study to Implement National Protocol for Investigation of Penicillin Allergy in children
- Funding Agency
- The National Children's Hospital Foundation
- Date From
- April 2012
- Date To
- April 2013
- Title
- An RCT of Vitamin D3 in Paediatric Autism
- Summary
- A double-blind, randomised, placebo-controlled trial set in a paediatric outpatient centre at high latitude over the winter season in Dublin, Ireland (53°N). Conclusion: Vitamin D supplementation had no effect on the primary outcome with limited and inconsistent effects in children with ASD. Considering the other promising data as well as the relative safety and cheapness of vitamin D supplementation, further trials are warranted.
- Funding Agency
- The National Children's Hospital Foundation
- Date From
- Jan 2015
- Date To
- Jan 2016
- Title
- PROSPER: PaediatRic Outcomes and Serum biomarker Panel in acutE traumatic bRain injury /concussion to severe traumatic 2015-9.
- Summary
- To describe the demographics and aetiology of traumatic brain injury presenting to Irish Paediatric Emergency Departments. Concussion and mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) are interchangeable terms.Post-concussion syndrome (PCS) occurs in 1/7 children sustaining a mTBI.Secondly to describe physician competence in this condition and to develop a best practice guideline. To elucidate biomarkers from the innate immune system that are activated in acute brain injury. Findings include preschool children have the highest incidence of head injury, mostly following a fall. There was a paucity of knowledge among all grades of medical professionals in how to manage these children. Many patients had a raised white cell count with neutrophilia. Surprisingly CD 11b neutrophil expression was not raised in mTBI on flow cytometry, but was markedly raised in the 4 most severe TBI patients.
- Funding Agency
- National Children's Hospital Foundation
- Date From
- 2016
- Date To
- 2019
- Title
- PRISM: PReterm Infection and SysteMic inflammation and neonatal outcomes.
- Summary
- This research aims to improve the understanding of the systemic inflammatory response in preterm infants and the potential for newer adjunctive therapies. In addition trying to identify immune markers that will assist in the prognosis and clinical outcomes of these preterm infants.
- Funding Agency
- The National Children's Hospital Foundation and Trinity College Dublin
- Date From
- 2016
- Date To
- 2019
- Title
- Bright Horizons Study
- Summary
- Bright Horizons Study. Neurodevelopmental follow up of preterm infants including psychological profiling at age 24 months corrected. Also to investigate the developmental outcomes of children with a history of HIE (Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy).
- Funding Agency
- NCH Foundation
- Date From
- 2015
- Date To
- 2017
- Title
- FIG Study
- Summary
- Faltering growth In General paediatrics Clinic (FIG) was a 1 year study exploring the determinants of poor growth in toddlers. The effect of maternal and social factors on faltering growth (FG) are unclear from published research. A control comparison of 24 children recruited through clinics in AMNCH was undertaken (12 FG, 12 controls). Participating parents completed a health, social,and demographic questionnaire and a 7 day food diary was completed using household measures. Diaries were analysed using NETWISP for protein , fat, carbohydrate, and vitamin content. All data were entered in SPSS. There were no significant difference between FG and control groups in maternal health or social factors. There were no differences in the feeding histories between the two groups. However the mean intake of all nutrients except protein, monounsaturated fat, starch, sodium and B12 were all higher in the control group. These findings support hypothesis that poor nutritional intake is main cause of faltering growth in this group. There was a trend towards lower breast feeding rates in the FG group.
- Funding Agency
- NCH Foundation
- Date From
- 2009
- Date To
- 2010
Recognition
Representations
Chair, National Guideline Committee -Management of Urinary Tract infection in children
Paediatric Clinical Advisor, Coeliac Society of Ireland
Paediatric expert reviewer for Irish Medical Council
Expert external case reviewer supporting Director Of Quality, CHI (Children's Hospital Ireland)
Awards and Honours
Irish Paediatric Association (IPA)- Best Oral Presentation WIGUAM Study
IPA-Best Poster "FPIES in infancy"
Paediatrician of the Year-Laya Healthcare Awards
Memberships
FRCPI-Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Ireland
FRCPCH (UK)-Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Child Health
GAPRUKI Collaboration-General and Adolescent Paediatrics UK and Ireland Member(Research Collaboration Body) -Founding member
Faculty of Paediatrics, RCPI
ERS-European Respiratory Society Member
EAACI, European Academy of Allergy and Immunology, Member
MPS-Medical Protection Society Member
Irish Paediatric Surveillance Unit (IPSU)
British Paediatric Surveillance Unit (BPSU)
Elaine O'Mullane
RESEARCH ASSISTANT, Paediatrics
Clinical Lecturer, School Office - Medicine
Biography
Elaine is a member of the Discipline of Paediatrics whose role involves working in many different areas. She works with Professor Edna Roche as a clinical trial coordinator and research assistant on several paediatric research projects. Also she is a clinical lecturer for the undergraduate medical students and a facilitator on the 4th Year medical student Professionalism and Scientific Module for undergraduate medical students.
Her other area of interest is in the subject of listening. This includes regular acts of listening, research in several aspects of listening and education on the subject of listening. Currently Elaine is a member of the International Listening Association (ILA) and chair of the associations Healthcare Committee. She has been instrumental in securing Trinity College Dublin as the location for the 39th Annual International Listening Association Convention in June 2018.
Elaine is also an ambassador for the Narrative Healthcare Network (http://narrativehealthcarenetwork.com). The Narrative Healthcare Network is a platform that explores and cultivates the application of narrative practices within healthcare. A narrative practice within healthcare promotes a critical and skilled attention to people's narratives in the healthcare setting and encourages creativity and reflection. The aim of the network is to investigate and connect the fields of the humanities and science and to reinforce the application of narrative competencies in the way healthcare is delivered and how to support healing.
Publications and Further Research Outputs
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Elaine O'Mullane, Listening in Healthcare Settings, 20th June 2018, 2018, Trinity College Dublin
Elaine O'Mullane, Care don't Carry: The Art of Responsible Listening, 2018, -
Elaine O'Mullane, Conal Hamill, Edna F Roche, Exploring the Culture of Listening Amongst Children's Nurses in an Outpatient Department A mini-ethnographic study, British Society of Paediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes, Brighton, UK, 14-15 Nov 2013, edited by Elaine O'Mullane , 2013
Jensen RB, Thankamony A, O'Connell SM, Salgin B, Kirk J, Donaldson M, Ivarsson SA, Soder O, Roche EF, Hoey H, Dunger DB, Duul A; NESGAS Group, Baseline IGF-I levels determine insulin secretion and insulin sensitivity during the first year on growth hormone therapy in children born small for gestatinal age. Results from a North European Multicentre Study (NESGAS)., Hormone Research Paediatrics, 80, (1), 2013, p38 - 46
Elaine O'Mullane, Susan O'Connell, Edna F Roche, Hilary Hoey, How late is too late to treat with Growth Hormone? A case study, BSPED, Brighton, UK, 14-15th Nov, 2013, edited by Elaine O'Mullane , 2013
O'Connell AC, O'Connell SM, O'Mullane E, Hoey HM, Oral health of children born small for gestational age., Irish medical journal, 103, (9), 2010, p275-8
O'Connell, Susan M., O'Mullane, Elaine, Roche, Edna F., Hoey, Hilary M. C. V., CHANGES IN BODY COMPOSITION AS ASSESSED BY DXA FOLLOWING A YEAR OF GROWTH HORMONE TREATMENT IN CHILDREN BORN SGA, Irish Journal of Medical Science, 179, 2010, pS230
Gallagher, P., Snow, A., Roche, E., O'Mullane, E., Hoey, H., NESGAS Grp N European Small Gestat, BONE MINERAL DENSITY ADJUSTMENT IN CHILDREN WITH SHORT STATURE, Pediatric Research, 68, 2010, p544
A Snow, S Hamilton, M Ryan, E Colhoun, E O'Mullane, H Hoey, Paediatric DXA interpertation - applying internationl guidelines, Hormone Research, 72, (s3), 2009, p356-
S O'Connell, A O'Connell, E O'Mullane, H Hoey, Medical, Nutritional, and Dental Considerations in Children with Low Birth Weight, Pediatric Dentistry, 31, (7), 2009, p389 - 397
Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications
Elaine O'Mullane, Emotional Intelligence, Theatre Staff In House Training, Tallaght University Hospital, 28 Feb, 2019, Fiona Woods
Elaine O'Mullane, Corine Jansen, Helen Meldrum, The Role of Listening in Delivering and Receiving Bad News, Theatre In Service Training, Tallaght University Hospital, 24 Jan, 2019
Elaine O'Mullane, Data Collection Tools, Centre for Learning and Development Academic Writing Week, Tallaght Hospital, D24, 16 January, 2018, Christina Lydon
Elaine O'Mullane, Demystifying Research, Ethics & Language of Research, Centre for Learning and Development Academic Writing Week, Tallaght Hospital, D24 , 15 Jan, 2018, Christina Lydon
Elaine O'Mullane, Corine Jansen, Helen Meldrum, The Role of Listening in Delivering and Receiving Bad News, 4th Medical Year Professionalism and Scientific Module , Trinity Campus, Tallaght Hospital, 14-12, 2017, Assistant Professor, Dr Judith Meehan
Elaine O'Mullane, Listening Engagement for Children's Nurses: Peeling away the Barriers, 19th Annual Novo Nordisk Endocrine Nurse Workshop, Heathrow, London, 12-13 June , 2014, Novo Nordisk
Fiona Mc Grane - Clinical Nurse Specialist ( Down Syndrome)
Ms Fiona Mc Grane is based within the Discipline of Paediatrics in the Trinity Centre, Tallaght University Hospital. The post is supported by Down Syndrome Ireland. Fiona holds a Diploma in Social Care awarded by Stockport University and graduated from Trinity College in 2004 in Intellectual Disability Nursing and again in 2008 after completing a Higher Diploma in Children’s Nursing. She is currently undertaking her M.Sc. in Queens Belfast in Caring for Children and Young People with Complex Health needs. She is a steering group member of the Down Syndrome Medical Interest Group in the UK and Ireland. Ms Mc Grane’s academic functions at Trinity include both education and research. She lectures Nursing and Midwifery students in the School of Nursing and also Medical Students in the School of Medicine. Her subjects of interest are Health and Down Syndrome and also how parents receive the diagnosis of their child being born with Down Syndrome.
Fiona has worked for many years within the area of disability caring for children and adults in community, residential and hospital environments. Her current role is as a Clinical Nurse Specialist for children with Down Syndrome. She is currently the only nurse in the country that specialises within the area and she provides nationwide for children and families from birth to 18 years. A Down syndrome clinic, the first clinic in Ireland is run in Tallaght University Hospital. Fiona plays an active role in clinical decision making and ensuring that the children that attend have all their medical needs addressed. Fiona receives referrals from maternity hospitals across the country, community services and also self-referrals from parents.
She is also involved in research and she played a pivotal role in setting up The National Register for Children with Down syndrome to which the data is held and managed within the Department. Ongoing research collaborations continue including the DISCO study which is carried out in the Down syndrome clinic. Fiona also holds a database for patients that attend her service in Tallaght Hospital. She has collaborated with fellow clinicians on research projects in relation to Down syndrome and continues to do so.
Publications and Further Research Outputs
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Alsaffar M, Balfe J, McGrane F, Nadeem M, et al, Coeliac disease in children with Down syndrome in Ireland, Arch Dis Child , Online First 05 June, (doi: 10.1136/), 2018
EM Murphy, LW Whitla, M Nadeem, Case series of herpes simplex virus meningoencephalitis in a single paediatric centre over a 10 year period, Joint Irish Paediatric Association/Welsh Paediatric Society Meeting , Galway, Ireland, 07/12/2018, 2018
Rutledge E, Whitla L, Coghlan D, Nadeem M, Peripheral White Blood Cell Differential Counts In Children With UTI, Is There A Link?, Ir Med J , 111, (6), 2018
M Nadeem, P Greally , One Swallow Does Not A Spring Make!, Ir Med J, 111, (9), 2018
Khan N, Whitla L, Kenosi M, Coghlan D, Nadeem M. , Follow up chest radiography in paediatric pneumonia: is it avoidable? , Ir Med J, 2018
Amani Mohammed, Montasser Nadeem, Taha Yousif., Clinicians; Mind the Gap, Ir Med J, 111, (3), 2018
LW Whitla, VV Veitch, FO'R O'Riordan, EM Murphy, M Nadeem. , Influenza in children; is there a pattern of adverse outcomes and are inflammatory markers predictive?. , Joint Irish Paediatric Association/Welsh Paediatric Society Meeting , Galway, Ireland, 07/12/2018, 2018
Mohammed Amani, Nadeem Montasser, Yousif Taha, Towards safe and effective transition from adolescence to adult care , Sudanese journal of paediatrics , 17 , (1 ), 2017, p10 - 13
E Rutledge L Whitla Nadeem M, The role of the monocyte: lymphocyte and neutrophil:lymphocyte ratio in the diagnosis of bacterial infection of the urinary tract of children , Irish Paediatric Association Annual Meeting, 2017, 2017
Siobhan Neville, W Macken, L Whitla, C Behan, Nadeem Gadelsayed, D Vaughan, D Coghlan, Working to implement guidelines for UTI assessment and management: The â Wiguiamâ Quality improvement initiative , Irish Paediatric Association Annual Meeting , 2017
Macken WL, Clarke N, Nadeem M, Coghlan D, Life After the Event: A Review of Basic Life Support Training for Parents Following Apparent Life-Threatening Events and Their Experience and Practices Following Discharge , Irish medical journal , 110 , (5 ), 2017, p572 -
N Khan L Whitla M Kenosi M Nadeem, Follow up chest radiography in paediatric pneumonia: is it avoidable? , Irish Paediatric Association Annual Meeting, 2017
Yousif TI, Ibrahim A, Nadeem M, Is it time to introduce varicella vaccine to our children? , Irish journal of medical science , 186 , (2 ), 2017, p439 -
A O Mohammed M Nadeem T I Yousif, Bridging the gap from adolescence to adult care; a clinical survey of transition services in Ireland , Irish Paediatric Association Annual Meeting, 2017, 2017
E Carty M Kenosi L Whitla N Khan D Coghlan R Egan M Nadeem, Pyuria in children with urinary tract infection , Irish Paediatric Association(IPA) Annual Meeting, 2017, 2017
Alsaffar M, Balfe J, McGrane F, Nadeem M, Quinn S, McDonald D, Coughlan D, Curtis E, Molloy E, Prevalence of Coeliac Disease in Children with Down Syndrome in Ireland , BMJ Publishing Group Ltd , 2017
Kenosi M, Whitla L, Khan N, Carty E, Coghlan D, Nadeem M, Interpretation of pyuria in children with urinary tract infection , Acta paediatrica (Oslo, Norway : 1992) , 2017
Sanneerappa P B J, Gul R, Nadeem M, Ramesh N, Arachnoid Cyst: An Unusual Cause for Increased Alkaline Phosphatase , Irish medical journal , 109 , (9 ), 2016, p475 -
Tamgumus S, Geoghan J, Coghlan D, Nadeem M, Urinary Tract Infection in Childhood and Inflammatory Markers> , Irish medical journal , 109 , (7 ), 2016, p442 -
Yousif Taha I, O'Reilly Katie, Nadeem Montasser, Blood tests are not always helpful in predicting bacterial meningitis in children , Sudanese Journal of Paediatrics , 16 , (2 ), 2016, p77 - 79
Skirka S, Power C, Nadeem M, Greally P, Which Factors are Important in Determining the Length of Stay in Bronchiolitis? , Irish medical journal , 109 , (3 ), 2016, p379 -
Taha I Yousif Katie Oâ Reilly Montasser Nadeem, CSF-PCR is a valuable test, but are we doing it? , 2016
S Tamgumus J Geoghegan M Nadeem, Urinary tract infection in childhood and peripheral blood tests , 2016
Nadeem, M., Roche, E.F., Bone mineral density in short individuals; how can we interpret it?, Irish Medical Journal, 109, (8), 2016
Nadeem M, Roche EF ("Senior"), Thyroid disorders in girls with Turner syndrome and the influence of the underlying karyotype, Irish Medical Journal, 108, (3), 2015, p93 - 94
WL Macken N Clarke D Coghlan M Nadeem, An audit of basic life support training for parents following apparent life threatenting events (ALTE) in early childhood., IPA, 2015
Yousif Taha I, Ibrahim Amna, Nadeem Montasser, Incidental diaphragmatic hernia in an infant with cough , Sudanese Journal of Paediatrics , 15 , (2 ), 2015, p78 - 79
Duignan A, Kennedy C, Canas-Martinez A, Gildea D, Jamaludin MA, Moore M, Meehan J, Nadeem M, Roche EF ("Senior"), Attitudes of parents and staff towards medical students on the paediatric wards., Irish Medical Journal, 107, (1), 2014, p26 - 28
M Nadeem, EF Roche ("Senior"), Height in Turner syndrome: Does Growth Hormone Therapy Have Impact?, Irish Medical Journal, 107, (2), 2014, p61 - 62
Nadeem M, Carter M, Di Fonzo D, Elnazir B, Recording abbreviation in clinical case note: are we good at it? , Irish medical journal , 107 , (6 ), 2014, p187 - 188
Nadeem M, Roche EF ("Senior"), Bone Mineral Density in Turner's syndrome and the influence of pubertal development., Acta Paediatrica, 103, (1), 2014, pe38 - 42
D Huggard, D Rea, Montasser Nadeem, Vomiting in Children: Should we Always Blame Virus, International Journal of Clinical & Medical Imaging, 2014
Nadeem M, Roche EF ("Senior"), Health-related quality of life in Turner Syndrome and th einfluence of key features, J Pediatr Endocrinol Metab, 27, (3), 2014, p283 - 289
Nadeem M, Roche EF ("Senior"), Turner syndrome awareness of health issues, Irish Medical Journal, 107, (7), 2014, p222-
Nadeem M, Roche EF ("Senior"), Body fat distribution in Turner syndrome and the influence of puberty., Irish Medical Journal, 107, (8), 2014, p260-
Nadeem M, Roche EF, Bone mineral density in Turner's syndrome, Hormone Research in Paediatircs, Hormone Research in Paediatircs, 9th Joint Meeting of Paediatric Endocrinology, Milan, Italy,, September 2013, 80, , ((Supp 1)), 2013
Nadeem M, Oni OA, Ryan M, Puri P, Coghlan D, Greally P, Girl with xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis and bronchiectasis: case report., 2013
Nadeem M Roche EF, Bone mineral density in Turner syndrome, 9th Joint Meeting of Paediatric Endocrinology, Milan, Italy , 80 , (Supp 1), 2013, pppp378 -
Nadeem M, Roche EF ("Senior"), Coeliac disease in Turner syndrome, Archives fo Disease in Childhood, 98, (8), 2013, p649 - 650
Montasser Nadeem, Turner syndrome in paediatrics/adolescence - health issues and quality of life , TCD, University of Dublin, 2013
Screening for Coeliac Disease: Are We Good at It? , International Journal of Celiac Disease, [eds.], 2013
Nadeem M, Roche EF ("Senior"), Health-related quality of life in Turner syndrome and the influence of key features., Journal of Pediatric Endocrinology and Metabolism, Oct 14, 2013, p1 - 7
Marie Roddy, Basil Elnazir, Ciara McDonnell, M Nadeem, Peter Greally, The bone mineral density of children with CF , 2013
Nadeem M, Roche EF ("Senior"), Are Girls with Turner syndrome obese?, Irish Medical Journal, 106, (6), 2013, p188
DH Huggard EM McEntee M Nadeem, The recording of growth centiles in a tertiary centre in Ireland , 2013
Scanlan B, Nadeem M, Ryan M, Smith O, O'Marcaigh A, Coghlan D, Acute leukaemia presenting with isolated bone pain., Archives of disease in childhood , 98 , (10), 2013, 771-
Nadeem Montasser, Elnazir Basil, Greally Peter, Congenital pulmonary malformation in children , Scientifica , 2012 , 2012, p209896 -
Gadelsayed Montasser Nadeem, Greally Peter, Elnazir Basil, Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (Panton-Valentine leucocidin) cavitating pneumonia in a healthy child , Archives of Disease in Childhood , 2012
Montasser Nadeem, Edna F Roche ("Senior"), Bone Health in Children andAdolescents with Turner Syndrome, Journal of Pediatric Endocrinology and Metabolisim, 2012
Nadeem Montasser, Quinn Nuala, Greally Peter, Image of dermoid cyst in infant , Pediatrics international : official journal of the Japan Pediatric Society , 53 , (4 ), 2011, p606 - 607
Nadeem Montasser, Murray Deirdre M, Boylan Geraldine B, Dempsey Eugene M, Ryan Cornelius A, Early blood glucose profile and neurodevelopmental outcome at two years in neonatal hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy , BMC pediatrics , 11 , 2011, p10 -
Nadeem Montasser, Clarke Alan, Dempsey Eugene M, Day 1 serum lactate values in preterm infants less than 32 weeks gestation , European journal of pediatrics , 169 , (6 ), 2010, p667 - 670
Nadeem M, Curran P, Cooke R, Ryan CA, Connolly K, Orf: contagious pustular dermatitis , Irish medical journal , 103 , (5 ), 2010, p152 - 153
Nadeem Montasser, Murray Deirdre, Boylan Geraldine, Dempsey Eugene M, Ryan C Anthony, Blood carbon dioxide levels and adverse outcome in neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy , American journal of perinatology , 27 , (5 ), 2010, p361 - 365
Nadeem M, Roddy M, Reilly ROâ , Fitzpatrick P, Clancy G, Leen G, Elnazir B, Greally P, Longitudinal changes in bone mineral density in young people with cystic fibrosis , 179 , (Supplement 12 ), 2010, ppS499 -
Nadeem M Murray D Boylan G Dempsey EM Ryan CA, Normocapnia and severe hypocapnia are uncommon in infants with hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy. , Irish Peri-Natal Society, 2009
M. Nadeem, DM Murray, GB Boylan, CA Ryan, Moderate hypocarabia does not increase the risk of abnormal outcome in neonatal hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopthay, Irish Paediatric, Association Meeting, 2008
M. Nadeem, DM Murray, GB Boylan, CA Ryan, Moderate Hypocarbia does not increase the risk of abnormal outcome in neonatal hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy, Irish & American Paediatric Society , Limerick, 2008
Nadeem M, Murray D, Boylan G, Ryan CA, Moderate hypocapnia does not increase the risk of abnormal neurodevelopmental outcome in hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy, EURAIBI April, 2008 , Acta Paediatrica, 2008;97 , (Suppl.458), 2008, pp5 -
Clarke A Nadeem M Dempsey EM, Lactate values predict adverse outcome in preterm infants less than 32 weeks Gestation , Irish Peri-Natal Society, 2008
Nadeem M, Curran P, Cooke R, Connolly K, An Orful infection, Irish Paediatric Association, 2005, 2005
Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications
Montasser Nadeem, Breathe easy, Irish Inependent, 2017
Montasser Nadeem, Basil Elnazir, 'Asthma: An update in children under five', Medical independent, 2013, -
Nadeem Montasser, Roche Edna, Treatment and surveillance of Turner syndrome in children, teens and adults , Medical Independent, 2012
Montasser Nadeem, Peter Greally, 'Croup - handle it with care', Medical Independent, 2012, -
Nadeem Montaser, Colhoun Eric, Elnazir Basil, Mediastinal foregut malformation in a child with recurring cough , Medical Independent, 2012
Nadeem Montasser, Greally Peter, Severe asthma in childhood , Medical Independent, 2011
Nadeem Montasser, Hope Ben, Hussey Seamus, Bourke Billy, Treating Crohn's in children , Medical Independent, 2011