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SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Antibiotic Prescribing for Acute Cough Is Highly Variable

Antibiotic prescribing rates for cases of acute cough ranged from 21% to 88% in Europe.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Ultrasound Before CT in Patients with Acute Abdominal PainFree

A diagnostic strategy of ultrasound followed by CT only if ultrasound results are nondiagnostic optimizes sensitivity while minimizing radiation exposure.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Airway Scope vs. GlideScope

Intubation is faster with the Airway Scope in patients with C-spine immobilization.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

The I-gel vs. the LMA Supreme: The More Things Change. . .

The two devices performed similarly in a simulated airway model.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Ruling Out Abdominal Organ Injury in Children with Blunt TraumaFree

A new clinical score identified nearly all children with abdominal organ injury after trauma.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Intubators Fail to Sedate Children Who Receive Long-Acting Paralytics

Only 24% of children at one center received any sedation within 15 minutes of intubation.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Preprinted Order Sets Improve Pediatric Procedural Sedation

Use of a preprinted set of forms required for pediatric procedural sedation reduced medication errors.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Immature WBCs in CSF Do Not Indicate Bacterial MeningitisFree

In this retrospective study, band forms in CSF of children with meningitis did not predict bacterial etiology.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Polymyxin B Hemoperfusion Improves Outcomes in Abdominal Septic Shock

An antibiotic hemoperfusion device reduces endotoxin levels.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Diaphragmatic Ultrasound Is Not Accurate for Identifying Mainstem Intubation

The risk for a false finding of mainstem intubation makes this technique dangerous.

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