Musculoskeletal trauma in the paediatric population covers a wide range of injuries;
although many overlap with their adult counterparts, others are exclusive to the immature …

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Blood cultures (BCxs) are often obtained in the initial
evaluation of children with fever and acute lower extremity pain; however, their yield in this …

Background Children present commonly with musculoskeletal (MSK) problems, due to a
spectrum of causes including potentially life threatening disease, to doctors in varied health …

The lim** child is a common presentation to the emergency department. When confronted
with a crying child who cannot walk or explain why, a structured approach based on an …

Lim** refers to an asymmetrical gait that deviates from the typical gait pattern expected for
a child of a certain age. In most children, lim** is caused by a mild, self-limiting event …

A young girl received a diagnosis of septic arthritis of the knee unresponsive to standard
medical and surgical treatment. We report the patient's clinical journey with clinical …

Antalgic gait is a common clinical presentation among pediatric patients and can have many
different etiologies, with rare life‐threatening etiologies including primary bone …

La cojera aguda en el niño es un motivo de consulta frecuente que ofrece un diagnóstico
diferencial muy amplio. Algunas de sus posibles causas implican patologías con necesidad …

Arthritis in children is common, and a major cause of potential morbidity, with significant long-
term consequences, joint damage and disability if left untreated. Diagnosing Juvenile …

The acute onset of a limp may be a diagnostic challenge in providing care and management
within the pediatric population. The anatomy and physiology of a child's musculoskeletal …