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#13 Paediatric Myths and Pitfalls
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Speaker
Dr David Capehorn - GP partner and Honorary Associate Specialist in Paediatrics.
Blurb
Should we always investigate lymphadenopathy in children and how worried should we be? Is fever a predictor of illness? When should we investigate intermittent abdominal pain? How do we interpret investigations in children? GP and Honorary Associate Specialist in Paediatrics tackles these questions and more, challenging us with common myths and pitpalls in Primary Care Paediatrics.
Resources
- Bristol Children's Hospital: chronic abdominal pain in children (https://uhbw.mystaffapp.org/diliboards/46/diliboard_contents/12401/document_view.pdf)
- Park: Evaluation of neck masses in children (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7762481/)
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