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Amber M Hathcock Amber M Hathcock
Foreign body ingestions are a common occurrence in the pediatric population, particularly in young children. Early recognition of high-risk foreign body ingestion and prompt management are paramount to prevent morbidity and mortality. This ...
Christian B Ryckeley,Justin Wimberly,Glenn Goodwin et al. Christian B Ryckeley et al.
Abdominal pain is a common reason for pediatric patients to present to the emergency department. Pain assessment is especially challenging when patients are unable to communicate due to their developmental stage or medical conditions. Preve...
Michael T Harte,Gauthami Soma Michael T Harte
Tranexamic acid (TXA) is an antifibrinolytic medication with multiple routes of topical and systemic administration that can be used to treat acute hemorrhage across a broad range of clinical scenarios. Pediatric data are more limited than ...
Andrew Dixon,C Jenner Lakusta Andrew Dixon
Although they are rare, pediatric cervical spine injuries can be severe and life-threatening. To detect these injuries while avoiding further harm, emergency clinicians must recognize high-risk signs and mechanisms and consider physiology b...
Kyna Donohue,Kathryn Pade Kyna Donohue
Pediatric penile problems range from congenital anomalies to acquired and emergent conditions. Acquired conditions can result from various causes, including infectious and inflammatory conditions, hematologic conditions, strangulation condi...
Taylor Dantuma,Melissa Siccama,Amy Young Taylor Dantuma
Sentinel injuries are often found incidentally on infants presenting with medical concerns or minor trauma as the chief complaint. Failure to recognize these findings as a potential indicator of child physical abuse may result in devastatin...
Chantel Johnson,James Dodington Chantel Johnson
While indications and techniques for thoracostomy are well studied in adults, pediatric-specific evidence remains limited for emergency department-based thoracostomy and especially thoracotomy. The ability to perform urgent interventions fo...
David Kling Jr,Yae Sul Jeong,Robert Trevino et al. David Kling Jr et al.
Children with medical complexity represent a growing population in emergency medicine, and many of these children depend on medical technology. This issue provides an evidence-based framework for the emergency management of children with 3 ...
Anneka Hooft,Morgan Leighton Anneka Hooft
Prolonged pediatric fever is most often due to a self-limiting infectious illness, but can sometimes be a sign of much more serious disease. The care of children with prolonged fever can be challenging, since there is significant variation ...
Christopher S Amato Christopher S Amato
Pediatric dehydration is a top concern that leads parents to bring their children into the emergency department for evaluation. Rehydration therapy should be tailored to the severity of illness, available resources, and the child's clinical...