Balloons: A rising star in child health?

The use of balloons in paediatric populations is varied, ranging from the developmental benefits of balloons in children's play, their use in distraction therapy, and their applications in medical interventions. This article traces the history and clinical utility of balloons, and explores their significance as both therapeutic tools and potential risks within paediatric and wider medical practice.

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Journal of family & child health.
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2025-10-02
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https://doi.org/10.12968/jfch.2025.2.10.458
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Ethics and Legal Issues in Pediatric Healthcare
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Balloons: A rising star in child health?

Fiona Finlay, George Guiton, Deborah Allen
Journal of family & child health.
Ethics and Legal Issues in Pediatric Healthcare
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Balloons: A rising star in child health?

Fiona Finlay, George Guiton, Deborah Allen
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Abstract

The use of balloons in paediatric populations is varied, ranging from the developmental benefits of balloons in children's play, their use in distraction therapy, and their applications in medical interventions. This article traces the history and clinical utility of balloons, and explores their significance as both therapeutic tools and potential risks within paediatric and wider medical practice.

Journal of family & child health.Vol. 2(10)
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Ethics and Legal Issues in Pediatric Healthcare
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