Emergency department assessment and management of pediatric acute mild traumatic brain injury and concussion [0.03%]
儿科急性轻度创伤性脑损伤和脑震荡的急诊评估与处理
Madeline Joseph,Audrey Paul
Madeline Joseph
Mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) and concussion, a subtype of mTBI, commonly present to the emergency department (ED) and may present with symptoms identical to those associated with more severe TBI. The development and use of clinical de...
Consent, refusal of care, and shared decision-making for pediatric patients in emergency settings [0.03%]
儿科急诊患者的同意、拒绝治疗和共同决策
Sephora N Morrison,Laura Sigman
Sephora N Morrison
Involving patients or their surrogate decision-makers in their care is an important element of modern medical practice. General consent, informed consent, treatment refusal, and shared decision-making are concepts that are used regularly bu...
The child with a syndrome: considerations for management in the emergency department [0.03%]
急诊科综合征患儿的管理思考
Adam Sigal,Shannon Zik,Christopher Valente
Adam Sigal
Children with syndromes often access emergency services and they may present unique challenges for emergency clinicians. This issue reviews 3 pediatric syndromes-spina bifida, Down syndrome, and Marfan syndrome-each of which are associated ...
Pediatric acute demyelinating syndromes: identification and management in the emergency department [0.03%]
儿科急性脱髓鞘综合征：急诊科的识别与处理
Camille Halfman
Camille Halfman
Acute demyelinating disorders can present with vague complaints and subtle abnormalities of the neurological examination. A thorough history and physical examination are important for narrowing the differential diagnosis and determining whi...
Accidental trauma of infancy: emergency department evaluation and management [0.03%]
婴儿期意外损伤的急诊评估与处理
Daniel Saltzman,Mariya Skube
Daniel Saltzman
The common mechanisms and injury patterns of accidental trauma in infants differ from those of older children and adults, with falls representing the most common etiology. While the evaluation of traumatic injury in infants should follow an...
Ammarah Iqbal,Melissa L Langhan,Jill Rotruck et al.
Ammarah Iqbal et al.
Children commonly present to emergency departments with eye complaints in the absence of antecedent trauma. Signs and symptoms of ocular disease are often nonspecific. Red, swollen, or painful eyes may represent benign or vision-threatening...
Ran D Goldman
Ran D Goldman
Influenza in children is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality. Presenting symptoms of influenza vary greatly among children; clinical presentation should be assessed for severity of illness and potential complications. Available c...
Kathryn H Pade
Kathryn H Pade
Andrea T Vo,Christine S Cho
Andrea T Vo
Although most neonates will not require resuscitation, emergency clinicians must be prepared to manage neonates who require respiratory assistance. This issue reviews current expert recommendations and consensus updates of the best practice...
Points & Pearls: management of pediatric head and neck infections in the emergency department [0.03%]
急诊科儿童头颈部感染的诊治要点与精要
Kathryn H Pade
Kathryn H Pade