Dr Sam Bendall simplifies our way of thinking about paediatric resuscitation.

This is an older lecture, but still stands up today.

Paediatric Resuscitation is stressful. However if we remember a few small points, it makes it so much easier. Here we specifically look at resuscitati...

The atraumatic swollen knee in the paediatric patient can be a diagnostic challenge. Our goal is to diagnose serious conditions such as septic arthrit...

Are Kids just small adults? The questions that creates outrage and debate.

How do we approach the child with a potential cervical spine in jury? This...

I would consider intubation of the neonate(<28 days old) to be a very stressful event. This is not only because the size of the patient makes it tec...

Discussion with Dr Wilkin-Marshall

Cervical spine injuries in children are uncommon and radiation risk from CT scans can be significant. We don’t ...

When an infant of <60 days of age presents with skin lesions such as pustules or vesicles and there is a fever, there are algorithms that we can use...

 Syncope is not uncommon, occurring in up to 25% of children. Most causes are benign, however we need to be aware of the of 3 major groups as these ca...

Tonsillectomy is a common paediatric procedure. It may be a simple palatine tonsillar procedure or more complicated with adenoid removal. Unless mo...

This is Part II in the series Dr Claire Wilkin-Marshall and Dr Adam Michael present this lecture.

Please Try and diagnose the following rashes and th...

 A literature review of the latest in Bronchiolitis management. Also a review of thermometers (or as we like to call them random number generators)

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