Hospital for Children
Divisions/Specialties
Pediatric Emergency Medicine
Pediatric Emergency Medicine (PEM) provides acute care and stabilizes
children prior to hospital admission. As part of the Division of Pediatric Critical Care,
PEM manages children with medical and surgical emergencies and general pediatric
diseases.
Patient Conditions
| General pediatric conditions, including: |
- pneumonia
- asthma
- near-SIDS
- failure to thrive
- malnutrition
- smoke inhalation
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- near drowning
- minor trauma
- intoxication/poisonings
- AIDS
- abuse
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| Medical conditions, including: |
- pulmonary
- immunology
- nephrology
- cardiology
- infectious diseases
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- adolescent medicine
- neurology
- gastroenterology
- endocrinology
- metabolic diseases
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| Surgical conditions, including: |
- pediatric surgery
- orthopaedics
- neurosurgery
- ENT
- ophthalmology
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- plastic surgery
- thoracic surgery
- oral surgery
- OB/GYN
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Comprehensive Evaluations
- CT scans
- MRI
- Ultrasonography
Specialized Treatments
Research Activities
- Pediatric child abuse
- Psychiatric emergencies
- Telemedicine
Services to Physicians
- Consultation on complicated cases
- Second opinions
- Evaluation of patient conditions
- Special treatment procedures
- Short-term and long-term management
- Telemedicine
This page was last updated on: May 18, 2007.
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