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How to deal with rare pediatric surgical diseases in the small developing country with limited resources: Insights from Bosnia and Herzegovina

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This article examines strategies for managing rare pediatric surgical conditions in resource-constrained healthcare systems, using Bosnia and Herzegovina as a case study. It addresses the challenges of treating diseases affecting fewer than 1 in 2,000 patients when infrastructure and specialized resources are limited.

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The European Union Regulation on Orphan Medicinal Products defines a disease/condition as rare if it affects < 1 in 2.000 in the European population [1], making the prevalence data a key tool in creating health care policies for patients with rare diseases (RD) [2]. There is approximately 7.000 RD, mainly genetic [3], affecting approximately 30 million people in Europe and between 25 and 30 million in the United States [4].

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