EmergiQuiz: Congenital Syphilis
This is a companion post from the first EmergiQuiz presentation block at the 2019 AAP NCE. Lear N more about congenital syphilis, which is quite “popular” right now.
Disaster Preparedness: An interview with Brent Kaziny, MD
This episode of PEM Currents: The Pediatric Emergency Medicine podcast is an interview I conducted with Brent Kaziny, a national expert in Disaster Preparedness
2019 PEMPix Online Case 3: A picayune problem?
This is the third of three online PEMPix cases, and it comes from Pediatric Emergency Medicine fellowship graduate Jessica Barnes.
Disaster Preparedness for the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician
This is a companion blog post that will enrich the presentation by Deanna Dahl-Grove, MD and Joelle Simpson, MD at the AAP National Conference and Exhibition Section on Emergency Medicine Program. It focuses on preparing for disasters in your local area and institution.
2019 PEMPix Online Case 2: Roux the day
This is the second of three online cases for the 2019 PEMPix presentation. It was originally submitted by Emily Hegamyer from the Nemours Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children.
2019 PEMPix Online Case 1: Voodoo on you too
This is the first of three exclusive online cases for the 2019 PEMPix presentation. It was originally submitted by Nisha Polavarapu, MD.
PEMBlog content during the AAP National Conference and Exhibition
This is the schedule of blog posts and online content that will run parallel to the Section on Emergency Medicine program at the 2019 AAP National Conference and Exhibition in New Orleans, LA.
PEMPix Classic: The tooth hurts
This PEMPix Classic case features a child with really bad teeth... OK, there's more to it than that. Just check out the case and images to learn more.
PEMPix Classic: That wasn’t there before
What to do when a fussy baby has a bulge in the groin? You know what it is right? What if that baby is a girl? Check out this PEMPix Classic case and learn about a can't miss diagnosis in the fussy infant.
PEMPix Classic: Make a rash decision
This PEMPix Classic case Is a unique rash that definitely did not respond to topical antibiotics, antifungals, or steroids. What could it be?