his volume is centered on “Human Rights in Medical Residencies,” addressed in the editorial as a reflection on resident training, well-being, and working conditions.
The scientific content includes an original article on the clinical, endoscopic, and pathological characterization of pediatric polyps, as well as a study on neonatal sepsis. It is complemented by case reports on cystic fibrosis, fibrous dysplasia, and cutaneous leishmaniasis.
Additionally, a clinical image of fatal nasal aspergillosis is presented, offering high educational value.
This edition integrates ethical analysis with scientific contributions relevant to current medical practice.
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