This case with dramatic X-Ray and CT findings was submitted by Kasi Eastep, a Pediatric Emergency Medicine fellow from Louisville.

Jennifer White submitted this case of a unilaterally large, nonreactive pupil in a well-appearing patient. Why is this happening? What's going on? Is this, like, a bad thing? Read on to find out.

The fifth 2020 PEMPix case is from Ellie Souganidis, MD, a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellows from Texas Children's. It features a toddler who is dragging her leg, and some interesting X-Ray findings.

The fourth PEMPix 2020 case is of an ill child with a really bad looking rash. It was submitted by Jordan Shapiro from Children's National Hospital.

The third 2020 PEMPix case is from Jason Miller, MD from the Children's Hospital of Michigan. A teenager with type 1 diabetes presents with confusion and ataxic gait.

The second 2020 PEMPix case was submitted by Hazel Jeong, MD - a Pediatric Emergency Medicine fellow from William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, Michigan. It features a young man with scrotal drainage - warning for those viewing in public areas - genital images ahead.

This is the first PEMPix case in the 2020 competition. It was submitted by Blake Gruenberg, MD, a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellow from Vanderbilt, and features a young man with red urine, a subtle rash, and a whole lot more going on.

This is the official schedule for the premiere dates of the ten 2020 PEMPix cases.