Pediatric Emergency Medicine, An Issue of Pediatric Clinics of North America

This issue of Emergency Medicine Clinics focuses on Pediatric Emergency Medicine, providing comprehensive, up-to-date guidance on a wide range of acute conditions and emergencies in children. Covering everything from minor injuries to life-threatening presentations, the issue equips clinicians with evidence-based strategies, practical approaches, and current best practices for pediatric emergency care.

Key Features:

• Wide-ranging pediatric topics: Includes BRUE/ALTE, minor head injuries, syncope, dehydration, bronchiolitis, burns, thoracic trauma, and more.
• Evidence-based management: Covers guideline-driven approaches for diagnosis, treatment, and intervention.
• Acute care focus: Emphasizes high-risk conditions and critical decision-making in the emergency setting.
• Procedural guidance: Provides insights on pediatric ventilation, fluid selection, post-operative care, and shock management.
• Practical clinical utility: Designed for physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers working in pediatric emergency care.