… of pediatric spine emergency. Trauma is the most common etiology for a pediatric spinal
emergency. … , the role of imaging involves detection of spinal injuries. Other pathologies such as …

… In this study, 152 pediatric patients with trauma who presented to our emergency … were
evaluated, and 30 with spinal pathology confirmed by spinal imaging were identified and included …

… have an clinical impact in the way these patients are evaluated in an emergency setting. In
the setting of pediatric cervical spine trauma, it is our opinion that the incremental increase in …

… to pediatric patients because the pediatric spine considerably differs from the adult spine
with … For this reason, protocols for pediatric trauma patients have been developed. However, …

… cord injuries occur in the absence of C-spine fractures and dislocations. This … pediatric
C-spine and reviews literature dealing with the incidence of pediatric C-spine fractures and spinal …

… series of pediatric patients with spine injuries seen … spine. However, juvenile features can
persist until age 11 or 12, and the pediatric spine does not completely resemble the adult spine …

… In general, pediatric SCI can impose many challenges to … into pediatric populations (6). This
review aims to summarize the current practice and evidence regarding pediatric-onset spinal …

… Less progress has been made with regard to pediatric … around pediatric patient safety
within the emergency medical … the pediatric cervical spine, and prehospital medication errors. …

… Approximately 10% of pediatric fractures are not identified on the initial emergency department
visit, and this is particularly true when the emergency department physician has a low …

… types of injuries presenting to our emergency room. To get the … emergency room. With
regard to your first point, I agree we all have seen children with dislocations who have a spinal …