"children patients" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to young patients, usually at medical facilities. For example: The children patients at the hospital enjoyed the music therapy session.
The children, patients at a large suburban pediatric practice, were almost all white, the study said; other research has found that children in minority communities tend to be toilet trained earlier.
But bring in modern medicine, set the expectation that every baby has a fighting chance, and we've authored a new relationship with these children — patients now, not objects — that we're still struggling to confront.
The third tier of health care, employing specialist services, is offered by institutions such as teaching hospitals and units devoted to the care of particular groups women, children, patients with mental disorders, and so on.
These questions become more complicated when the patient is incapable of making rational decisions in his own interest, as in the case of infants and children, patients suffering from disabling psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia or degenerative brain diseases such as Alzheimer disease, and patients who are in a vegetative state (see coma).
A retrospective analysis of 200 ultrasound examinations performed in neonatal and children patients with fever, abdominal pain, leukocytosis, vomiting and diarrhea were evaluated.
In this study, the investigation of the biodistribution of 99mTc-HYNIC-TOC in children patients and the corresponding dosimetry calculations were performed and compared with those of adults.
Fig. 7 displays the percent contributions of self- and cross-organ doses to the total organ and tumor doses for children patients, calculated using the voxel-S approach.
The rate of failure may be higher in immunocompromised children, patients with a severe hypoxemia or with an other organ failure (Fig. 4).
Results indicate that certain combinations of drugs are more convenient than pure protocols when the value of thymus functioning is relevant, specially for children patients.
The children's TIACs for the kidneys and spleens were very similar to those obtained in the adult's study, while TIACs for the livers in children patients were smaller than those in adults [20].
There is inadequate evidence on the value of interferon-γ assays in the management of immunocompromised individuals, children, patients with extrapulmonary or non-tuberculous mycobacterial disease, and populations in countries where tuberculosis is endemic.
