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期刊名:Pediatric emergency care

缩写:PEDIATR EMERG CARE

ISSN:0749-5161

e-ISSN:1535-1815

IF/分区:1.1/Q3

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Camille Mero,Raven Haan,Sandra Al Tamimi et al. Camille Mero et al.
Background: High-risk acetaminophen (APAP) overdose in infants is rare but may result in rapid metabolic deterioration due to early mitochondrial dysfunction. Prompt recognition and aggressive intervention are essential f...
Ashish Shah,Tanner Heckle,Katherine Edmunds et al. Ashish Shah et al.
Background: Medical resuscitation is more common than trauma in pediatric emergency departments (PEDs), yet it lacks nationally standardized programs for clinical care, education, quality improvement (QI), and research. W...
Sean P Owens,Matthew F Grady Sean P Owens
Objective: To evaluate pediatric and adolescent patients with posterior sternoclavicular (SC) joint dislocations, identify the prevalence of missed diagnoses at initial presentation, and determine injury features that may...
Sahithi Pemmasani,Ryan T Davis,Julie George et al. Sahithi Pemmasani et al.
Objective: To examine 14-year temporal patterns and demographic differences in analgesic prescribing and imaging use among children with appendicitis in a tertiary pediatric emergency department (ED). ...
Christina R Rojas,Carly G Muller,Katherine M Gupta Christina R Rojas
About one-fifth of adults and children over the age of 5 living in the United States report speaking a language other than English (LOE) at home, with a significant portion of this population also self-reporting limited English proficiency....
Kara J Kallies,Kirsten M Beyer,William J Koehne et al. Kara J Kallies et al.
Objectives: Unintentional injury is the leading cause of death in American youth. Fewer children live in rural versus urban areas, yet rural children comprise nearly one-quarter of injury mortalities. We sought to describ...