20 min listen
Pediatric Ocular Trauma
ratings:
Length:
71 minutes
Released:
Nov 3, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
In this episode, Sam Ashoo, MD, interviews Ami Shah, MD, MPH, and Don Walker, MD, about eye injuries in the pediatric population. Why ocular injuries? Why did you pick this topic? What kind of injuries are included and at what age are they most common? Injury zones and terminology Differential DiagnosisWhat should we keep in mind when we are confronted with an ocular injury? (Table 3)Prehospital CareWhat do our EMS colleagues need to keep in mind when transporting a child with an ocular injury?How can they help us in the ED?ED EvaluationHistory: What's important to know?Physical: Visual acuity and eye examDiagnostics: Slit lamp, ocular pressure, US, CT, MRITreatmentLid lacerations: Who repairs and when?Orbital fractures: What should we be looking for? Why is it different in children? When does repair typically occur?Corneal abrasionsCorneal foreign bodyChemical injuries: Irrigate with what and for how long?Traumatic hyphema: Treatment, dispositionTraumatic iritis: Treatment, outcomeOpen globe injuriesRetrobulbar hematoma - First 10 EMSpecial PopulationsHemophilia, Von Willebrand diseaseSickle cell and traitNeonates and infantsContact lensesControversies and Cutting EdgeKetamineTetanusNSAIDs, topical?Topical anestheticsVisual acuity apps
Released:
Nov 3, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (100)
Episode 6 – Identifying Emergency Department Patients With Chest Pain who are at Low Risk for Acute Coronary Syndromes: Though a minority of patients presenting to the emergency department with chest pain have acute coronary syndromes, identifying the patients who may be safely discharged and determining whether further testing is needed remains challenging. by EMplify by EB Medicine