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The research is in the journal pediatric Allergy and Immunology.
这个研究发表在儿科过敏反应和免疫学杂志上。
I’ll bet they’re a big hit in the pediatric ward.
我敢打赌，它们一定会在儿科病房里大受欢迎的。
1.of or relating to the medical care of children
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1.pediatric tracheotomy tubes are usually not cuffed.
儿科用的气管切开术插管常常没有管口的翻边。
2.pediatric emergency medicine is a rapidly growing area of medicine.
儿科的急救医学是一个医学的迅速增长的领域。
3.Dr. davis is also developing a portable pediatric asthma monitor.
戴维斯博士还在开发一种便携式的小儿哮喘监控仪。
4.A pediatric cardiologist can monitor these types of problems.
一位小儿科心脏病学家能检查这些问题。
5.The research is in the journal pediatric Allergy and Immunology.
这个研究发表在儿科过敏反应和免疫学杂志上。
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