Forearm fractures are common in children, but their unique bony anatomy and physiology makes their management slightly different than their adult counterparts. Let's take a moment to digest a ReBaked Morsel on Pediatric Buckle and Greenstick Forearm Fractures.
Tickborne Illnesses occur in more than just our backyards. International travel can increase a person's risk of contracting Tickborne Illnesses. Let's review Tickborne Illnesses and International Travel.
Inborn Errors of Metabolism can be challenging to diagnose and manage in the ED, but we should be familiar with the basic issues. Let's take a moment to rebake a morsel on this important topic of Inborn Errors of Metabolism presenting to the ED.
But what happens when the two (allergic reaction and cardiac insult) mix together? Badness, that’s what... and the offspring’s name is Kounis Syndrome. Let’s explore how an allergic reaction can cause a child to essentially have a heart attack.
Seizures are common in children and present with a very wide spectrum of findings. Let us review a unique one that may seem silly, but it is not - Gelastic Seizures.
Most pneumonias in children resolve after appropriate therapy. It is good for us, however, to consider complications that may occur. Let's take a minute to review Lung Abscess in Children.