Key words: type 2 diabetes melllitus, childhood obesity
Danile Pacaud, MD
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Articles by Danile Pacaud, MD
A 3-year-old boy who presents with blue sclerae and a history of tibial fracture following a minor trau- ma (jump from a height of less than 18 inches). Has a long-standing complaint of back pain. Mother remarks that the boy bruises easily. Medical history otherwise unremarkable.
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