Foreskins: A PED primer. St.Emlyn’s
Following on from the first post in Paediatric Surgery 101 we come to the tricky topic of foreskins. Management of foreskins is best summed up by the phrase shouted by
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I think my child has a hernia: St.Emlyn’s.
It’s 3am on the back end of one of those horrible casino shifts in the Paediatric Emergency Medicine Department. Triage says there’s a mum in the cubicle with a 4
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JC: Does every appendicitis need admission? St.Emlyn’s
In recent years there have been great efforts amongst researchers in improving the diagnosis of appendicitis in the ED. A range of clinical risk scores, biomarkers and imaging techniques have
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Paediatric Pain and Sedation – Tips to Change Your Practice from #EuSEM15
Flicking through the tracks at EuSEM15 you might notice that there are several presentations – including mine – devoted to the management of pain and procedural sedation in children. And
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