Pediatric chest pain: using evidence to reduce diagnostic testing in the emergency department [0.03%]
儿科胸痛：利用证据减少急诊诊断检查
Jay D Fisher,Beth Warren
Jay D Fisher
Pediatric chest pain is a relatively common presenting complaint, but identifying serious pathologies without overtesting patients with less-serious pathologies can be a challenge for emergency clinicians. This issue reviews the available l...
Neonatal hyperbilirubinemia: recommendations for diagnosis and management in the emergency department [0.03%]
新生儿高胆红素血症：急诊诊断与处理建议
Abdullah Khan,Tommy Y Kim
Abdullah Khan
Hyperbilirubinemia is one the most common reasons for emergency department visits for the neonate. Most cases of unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia are benign. Although rare, unrecognized or untreated pathologic unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia...
Pediatric electrical injuries in the emergency department: an evidence-based review [0.03%]
急诊科的儿童电烧伤：基于证据的综述
Kathryn Schissler,Carla Pruden
Kathryn Schissler
Electrical injuries in pediatric patients are uncommon but can be life-threatening and require efficient and effective identification and management. Injury severity is based on the characteristics of the electricity, the duration of contac...
Recognition and management of pediatric travel-associated infectious diseases in the emergency department [0.03%]
急诊科儿童旅行相关传染病的识别与管理
David M Walker
David M Walker
Global travel has made travel-associated infectious diseases (TAIDs) a more frequent consideration in the pediatric emergency department. Studies show that physicians may either omit a travel history or, even with a positive travel history,...
Brittany DiFabio,Timothy Ruttan
Brittany DiFabio
Transplant patients are at risk for illnesses and complications days, months, or years after transplantation, and they can present complex challenges for emergency clinicians. This review discusses the general approach to the management of ...
Emergency Department Management Of Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding In Pediatric Patients [0.03%]
儿科患者上消化道出血的急诊处理
Khiet Ngo,Tommy Y Kim
Khiet Ngo
Upper gastrointestinal bleeding is an uncommon problem in pediatric patients, accounting for 0.2% of complaints in children presenting to the emergency department. Managing children suspected of having an upper gastrointestinal bleed can be...
Optimizing imaging in the pediatric trauma patient, part 1: head and neck trauma [0.03%]
儿童创伤患者的影像优化（第一部分）：头部和颈部创伤
Jinel Scott,Tarundeep Grewal,Selwena Brewster et al.
Jinel Scott et al.
Trauma is the leading cause of death in the pediatric population and is among the most common reasons for ED visits by children. Imaging is an important tool for the diagnosis and management of pediatric trauma, but there are risks associat...
Terrestrial envenomations in pediatric patients: identification and management in the emergency department [0.03%]
儿科患者的陆地中毒：急诊科的识别与处理
Michael Levine,Nathan Friedman
Michael Levine
The majority of bites and stings from terrestrial animals are not dangerous. However, due to their smaller size, children may be more susceptible to the effects of venom, and they may experience more-severe envenomation effects than adults....
Less-lethal law enforcement weapons: clinical management of associated injuries in the emergency department [0.03%]
急诊科与非致命性武器相关的损伤的临床处理
Jessica Osterman,Cara Buchanan
Jessica Osterman
Less-lethal weapons and tactics are being increasingly used by law enforcement to minimize the reliance on more-lethal force. While these methods are designated as "less-lethal," they can cause morbidity and mortality when deployed. Knowled...
Diagnosis and management of pediatric primary bone tumors in the emergency department [0.03%]
儿科原发性骨肿瘤的急诊诊断与处理
Mahnoosh Nik-Ahd,Anurag K Agrawal,Melissa Zimel
Mahnoosh Nik-Ahd
Musculoskeletal pain is a common chief complaint of children in the emergency department. Although nonspecific and typically benign, musculoskeletal pain should be investigated thoroughly with consideration for an underlying bone tumor, esp...