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The Harriet Lane Handbook, published by Elsevier, has been trusted for over 70 years as the 1 source of pediatric point-of-care clinical information.
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Episode 20: Pediatric Musculoskeletal (MSK) Injuries and Exam (opens the original)
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A child won't bear weight after a tumble on the playground. Sprain, strain, or fracture? In this episode, join Dr. Eva Seligman , a pediatric emergency medicine and sports medicine specialist at Johns Hopkins Hospital , with host, Dr. Luisa Costa to unpack the evaluation of pediatric ankle and knee injuries. They explore why open growth plates change the game in kids, whether the Ottawa ankle rules really hold up in young patients, and which exam maneuvers separate a stable joint from an unstabl
Episode 19: Signs of Abuse (opens the original)
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A three-month-old arrives in the ED with irritability,decreased feeding, and a story that doesn't quite add up: he "rolled off the bed." Is this an accident, or something more? In this episode, Dr. Brian Schultz, Dr. Mitchell Goldstein, Dr. Gabrielle Pollack, and Dr. Samantha Waslewski from Johns Hopkins Hospital walk through a real-world case to teach clinicians how to spot the subtle, often non-specific signs of physical child abuse — before it's too late. They cover red flags in history and e
Episode 18: Episode Primary and Secondary Trauma (opens the original)
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When a critically injured child arrives in the emergency department, every second counts — and every decision matters. In this episode of the Harriet Lane Handbook Audio Companion, pediatric residents Dr. Sarah-Thérèse Curtis Welling and Dr. Peyton Russell sit down with Dr. Keith Kleinman , a pediatric emergency medicine physician and researcher at Johns Hopkins, to break down what it really takes to assess and stabilize a child in trauma. From the moment EMS calls ahead to the last step of the
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