ACEP15 Session: Recognizing Life-Threatening Rashes in Pediatric Patients
How many times has a child presented to the emergency department with an unexplained rash? When should…
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ACEP15 Session: Recognizing Life-Threatening Rashes in Pediatric Patients
How many times has a child presented to the emergency department with an unexplained rash? When should... -
When to Use Intranasal Medications in Children
My last shift started with a 3-year-old with a dog bite to the face, a 10-year-old with... -
Manage Sickle Cell Pain in the Emergency Department
Pain is the most common reason that patients with sickle cell disease visit the emergency department. Does...
When to Use Intranasal Medications in Children
My last shift started with a 3-year-old with a dog bite to the face, a 10-year-old with…
Manage Sickle Cell Pain in the Emergency Department
Pain is the most common reason that patients with sickle cell disease visit the emergency department. Does…
New Oral Vaccine May Protect Children from H. pylori Infection
A new oral recombinant vaccine protects children against infection with Helicobacter pylori, researchers from China report. At…
Is Your Emergency Department Ready for Pediatric Patients?
You know the drill. It’s 3 am. The emergency medical services (EMS) call comes in. They are…
Advanced Pediatric Emergency Medicine Assembly Well Attended in New York
ACEP and the American Academy of Pediatrics teamed up in late March to offer the Advanced Pediatric…
ACEP Supports Emergency Medical Services for Children Program
Nearly 30 million children receive emergency medical care each year. The federal Emergency Medical Services for Children…
Bougienage Good Alternative for Treating Retained Esophageal Coins
Children, for whatever reason, have a predilection for swallowing coins. Perhaps it’s the taste or that they’re…
How To Build a Substitute for a Hurst Dilator for Use in Bougienage
Hurst dilators are reusable, flexible silicone-based devices that are more commonly used for dilatation of benign esophageal…
C. Difficile, Monospot Tests Often Not Effective in Pediatric Patients
As educators, we love—and are always humbled by—those moments when we get to say, “I don’t know.”…