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Fedor, 24 years: Most of the conditions requiring advanced work-up should be referred to a pediatric nephrologist or urologist. Although usually undesirable, this may be of clinical benefit in certain circumstances, for example improving uteroplacental blood flow in pre-eclampsia. Although prophylactic administration of an antimicrobial agent limited to a period when a person is at high risk of otitis media has been suggested (eg, during acute viral respiratory tract infection), this method has not been evaluated critically.