PEDIATRICS

This study looked at whether measuring a protein called S100B in the blood can help doctors decide if a child with a mild head injury needs a CT scan. Over 2,200 children participated, and the goal was to see if using the blood test could safely reduce the number of CT scans, whi…

This study tested two different ultrasound-guided pain blocks—TAP block and EOIP block—in 40 children undergoing open kidney surgery. The goal was to see which method delays the need for extra morphine and reduces overall pain medicine use. Results help doctors choose the best ap…

This study tested whether extra simulation-based team training for doctors and nurses in pediatric departments improves teamwork, communication, and patient safety. About 1,200 healthcare workers from eight Danish hospitals took part; four departments received extra training whil…

This study tested how well artificial intelligence (AI) tools perform on children's medical cases compared to pediatricians. About 30 doctors answered test cases, and some saw AI suggestions before giving their final answer. The goal was to see if AI can help doctors make more ac…

This study tested two ways of holding a child's arm still while placing an IV in the emergency department. Over 300 children took part, and researchers compared elbow immobilization versus arm restraint without elbow immobilization. The goal was to see which method leads to a suc…

This study looked at 90 children aged 1-11 having minor outpatient surgery. Researchers used ultrasound to measure stomach contents while applying different levels of breathing pressure. The goal was to understand how this pressure affects stomach volume and airway safety.