Pediatric Pearls: How not to get sued in Pediatric EM

Episode 13311 Chapters

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CT Angio Again!
18:31
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Pediatric Pearls: How not to get sued in Pediatric EM
43:05
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Prolonged Resuscitation and CPP
08:53
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Sepsis: A review of Current Therapy
54:38
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Weingarts A-Plenty
07:16
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The Crashing Neonate
29:55
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Pediatric Pearls: Pediatric Migraine
16:30
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A New Algorithmic Approach to Penetrating Neck Injury.
24:50
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Ketophol vs. Propofol vs. Ketamine
34:42
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End Bits
01:08
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Follow Up - Video Scopes
19:03

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43:05

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Pediatric EM is chock full of presentations with a high incidence of medical legal action. Ilene and Andrew cover a few of the most common diagnosis that can end badly if mishandled.

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Alan L., D.O. - October 11, 2012 11:16 AM

Great lecture

Michael W. - October 19, 2012 7:19 PM

Fantastic segment !

Pediatric Pearls: How not to get sued in Pediatric EM

Episode 13311 Chapters

CT Angio Again!

Pediatric Pearls: How not to get sued in Pediatric EM

Prolonged Resuscitation and CPP

Sepsis: A review of Current Therapy

Weingarts A-Plenty

The Crashing Neonate

Pediatric Pearls: Pediatric Migraine

A New Algorithmic Approach to Penetrating Neck Injury.

Ketophol vs. Propofol vs. Ketamine

End Bits

Follow Up - Video Scopes

No me gusta!

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Alan L., D.O. - October 11, 2012 11:16 AM

Michael W. - October 19, 2012 7:19 PM

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