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Stephanie Soukup, MD

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Painful lesions target girl’s hands, feet, and mouth

The mother of a 16-year-old girl brings her to the office for evaluation of a painful rash on her hands and feet and oral ulcers that make it difficult to eat and drink.



Stacy Frye, MD

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7 lower limb positional variations

Concerns regarding the appearance of a child’s lower extremities are a common reason for visits to the pediatrician and a frequent source of orthopedic referrals. The aim of this article is to provide guidance on the diagnosis and management of 7 common lower limb positional variations in children and adolescents.


Megan H Bair-Merritt, MD, MSCE

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Five steps to a trauma-informed practice

A 2012 Huffington Post article described the Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE) studies conducted by Vince Felitti and Rob Anda as “the most important public health study that you have never heard of.”




Suzanne Rossi, MD, PGY-3

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Curious bald spot on a young girl's head

The mother of a 7-year-old girl brings her to the office for evaluation of eczema. On review of symptoms, she mentions concern about a bald spot above her daughter’s right ear, noticeable when she braids her hair.


Howard King, MD, MPH

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Why addiction change shouldn’t come from DC

Action on substance misuse is too important to leave to politicians.


Alvin N Eden, MD, FAAP

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How to save our toddlers’ IQ

A pediatrician makes the case that increasing efforts on preventing iron deficiency can have the added benefit of preventing lead poisoning.


Pamela Oatis, MD

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Bridging the gap

Brainstorming with others on our medical team, we sought to bridge the gap between hospital and MH for our pediatric patients.


Nancy Buderer, MS

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Bridging the gap

Brainstorming with others on our medical team, we sought to bridge the gap between hospital and MH for our pediatric patients.


Estil Canterbury

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Bridging the gap

Brainstorming with others on our medical team, we sought to bridge the gap between hospital and MH for our pediatric patients.


Donna Hallas, PhD, PPCNP-BC, CPNP, PMHS, FAANP, FAAN

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Office preparation for fall vaccine administration: Are you ready?

Donna Hallas, PPCNP-BC, CPNP, PMHS, FAANP, FAAN, highlights key takeaways from our October Vaccine issue of Contemporary Pediatrics.


Jonathan Dyal, MD

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Fever, rash, and pain in the extremities of returning pediatric travelers

Two siblings, 5-year-old Emmanuel and 3-year-old Cassandra, are brought to your emergency department (ED) in July 2014 by their parents. Both children are up to date on their immunizations and have not had significant medical problems in the past. They were referred to you by their pediatrician for 1 day of high fevers, rash, and pain in the extremities. Emmanuel had 1 episode of gum bleeding last night. His sister has been unwilling to walk since this morning.


David R Boulware, MD

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Fever, rash, and pain in the extremities of returning pediatric travelers

Two siblings, 5-year-old Emmanuel and 3-year-old Cassandra, are brought to your emergency department (ED) in July 2014 by their parents. Both children are up to date on their immunizations and have not had significant medical problems in the past. They were referred to you by their pediatrician for 1 day of high fevers, rash, and pain in the extremities. Emmanuel had 1 episode of gum bleeding last night. His sister has been unwilling to walk since this morning.


Bruce L Klein, MD

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Fever, rash, and pain in the extremities of returning pediatric travelers

Two siblings, 5-year-old Emmanuel and 3-year-old Cassandra, are brought to your emergency department (ED) in July 2014 by their parents. Both children are up to date on their immunizations and have not had significant medical problems in the past. They were referred to you by their pediatrician for 1 day of high fevers, rash, and pain in the extremities. Emmanuel had 1 episode of gum bleeding last night. His sister has been unwilling to walk since this morning.


Amyna Husain, DO

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Fever, rash, and pain in the extremities of returning pediatric travelers

Two siblings, 5-year-old Emmanuel and 3-year-old Cassandra, are brought to your emergency department (ED) in July 2014 by their parents. Both children are up to date on their immunizations and have not had significant medical problems in the past. They were referred to you by their pediatrician for 1 day of high fevers, rash, and pain in the extremities. Emmanuel had 1 episode of gum bleeding last night. His sister has been unwilling to walk since this morning.


Brenda T Hussey-Gardner, PhD, MPH

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Pediatrician perspectives: Caring for NICU graduates in the community

With advances in obstetrics and neonatal care, more premature and critically ill newborns are surviving to neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) discharge and entering the world of outpatient medicine.


Pamela K Donohue, MS, ScD

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Pediatrician perspectives: Caring for NICU graduates in the community

With advances in obstetrics and neonatal care, more premature and critically ill newborns are surviving to neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) discharge and entering the world of outpatient medicine.


Judy C Doong, MS3

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Young violinist notes persistent red patch

A healthy 14-year-old girl who is an avid violin player is brought to the office for evaluation of facial acne. The examination notes a rash on her left neck that has been present for a few years. The patch is mildly tender and itchy but otherwise asymptomatic.


Laura M Rosas, BBA, MS1

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Mucositis and rash in a 9-year-old boy

The anxious parents of a 9-year-old boy bring him to clinic for the evaluation of progressive sores in his mouth for 2 days and a rash that erupted last night. Nine days earlier, he had felt warm and had a cough with wheezing and abdominal pain.


Kristina M Little, BA, MS4

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Mucositis and rash in a 9-year-old boy

The anxious parents of a 9-year-old boy bring him to clinic for the evaluation of progressive sores in his mouth for 2 days and a rash that erupted last night. Nine days earlier, he had felt warm and had a cough with wheezing and abdominal pain.


Deepali Jain, MD

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Unusual abdominal pain in an 8-year-old boy

A previously healthy 8-year-old Hispanic boy presented to the emergency department (ED) with a 2-day history of abdominal pain and 2 episodes of nonprojectile vomiting in the last 24 hours.


Kumara V Nibhanipudi, MD, FAAP, FAAEM

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Unusual abdominal pain in an 8-year-old boy

A previously healthy 8-year-old Hispanic boy presented to the emergency department (ED) with a 2-day history of abdominal pain and 2 episodes of nonprojectile vomiting in the last 24 hours.


Rania Habal, MD

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Unusual abdominal pain in an 8-year-old boy

A previously healthy 8-year-old Hispanic boy presented to the emergency department (ED) with a 2-day history of abdominal pain and 2 episodes of nonprojectile vomiting in the last 24 hours.


Lynnette J Mazur, MD, MPH

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Mucositis and rash in a 9-year-old boy

The anxious parents of a 9-year-old boy bring him to clinic for the evaluation of progressive sores in his mouth for 2 days and a rash that erupted last night. Nine days earlier, he had felt warm and had a cough with wheezing and abdominal pain.


Jessica L Klein, MD

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Young girl plagued by bump on cheek

The father of a healthy 3-year-old girl begs you to help with a bleeding bump on her left cheek. It has been present for a few weeks but in the last 2 days has bled profusely on 3 occasions for more than 30 minutes each time.


Abby S Hollander, MD

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A baby's pseudo paralysis of the hip stumps her doctors

You are doing a pediatric nephrology rotation. It is late in the evening, and you're just about to leave for home when your pager goes off. You answer the call and learn about a 5-week-old girl who was seen in the orthopedic clinic that afternoon for developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH).


Michael A Ciliberto, MD

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A baby's pseudo paralysis of the hip stumps her doctors

You are doing a pediatric nephrology rotation. It is late in the evening, and you're just about to leave for home when your pager goes off. You answer the call and learn about a 5-week-old girl who was seen in the orthopedic clinic that afternoon for developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH).


Thomas H Chun, MD, MPH

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Caring for autistic children in emergencies

Children with autism who require emergency medical care have special needs clinicians must address before beginning treatment. Resources and strategies are available to help you coordinate such care in your setting.

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