Approach to Pediatric Patients With Elbow Injuries in the Emergency Department (Trauma CME and Risk Management) | Pearls
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Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice

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Approach to Pediatric Patients With Elbow Injuries in the Emergency Department

Review key clinical takeaways from the accompanying Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice issue.

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  • Elbow injuries present unique diagnostic and management challenges, necessitating a thorough understanding of elbow anatomy, developmental variants, and radiographic interpretation.
  • With a good history, thorough physical examination, and fundamental knowledge of pediatric x-rays, most elbow injuries can be easily evaluated and managed by emergency clinicians.
  • The physical examination should extend beyond the affected extremity to evaluate for associated injuries and identify any additional traumatic findings.

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