Identifying Fractures or Sutures in Pediatric Trauma Patients

Skull sutures normally found in pediatric patients can make it difficult to differentiate a fracture from…

What’s Your Diagnosis? Emergency Department Management of Rib Fractures

Welcome to this month’s What’s Your Diagnosis Challenge! But before we begin, check to see if…

Test Your Knowledge: Less-Lethal Law Enforcement Weapon Injuries

Less-lethal weapons and tactics are being increasingly used by law enforcement to minimize the reliance on…

What’s Your Diagnosis? Emergency Department Management of Cervical Spine Injuries

Welcome to this month’s What’s Your Diagnosis Challenge! But before we begin, check to see if…

Test Your Knowledge: Pediatric Acute Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Concussion

Mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) and concussion, a subtype of mTBI, commonly present to the emergency…

What’s Your Diagnosis? Less-Lethal Law Enforcement Weapon Injuries

Welcome to this month’s What’s Your Diagnosis Challenge! Case Presentation: Less-Lethal Law Enforcement Weapons: Clinical Management…

Risk Management Pitfalls in the Assessment and Treatment of Mild TBI and Sports-Related Concussion in Children

Our recent issue Emergency Department Assessment and Management of Pediatric Acute Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and…

Risk Management Pitfalls for Accidental Trauma in Infancy

Our recent Extra supplement Accidental Trauma of Infancy: Emergency Department Evaluation and Management reviews the evaluation and management of infants…

Test Your Knowledge: Rhabdomyolysis

Rhabdomyolysis is a life-threatening pathological process that must be treated as early as possible to avoid…