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Paediatric Pearls

By Dr Peter Kas | 18/08/2021
I've given a talk on Paediatric Pearls in the past. I recently revived the talk...
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Tags: Blog , Paediatrics

Phenytoin and Levetiracetam: EcLIPSE and ConSEPT trials

By Dr Peter Kas | 12/07/2019
There has been a longstanding discussion over which is the best second-line agent to use...
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Tags: Blog , Neurology , Paediatrics , Resuscitation

Syncope in Children

By Dr Peter Kas | 11/04/2019
Syncope is not uncommon, occurring in up to 25% of children. Most causes are benign,...
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Tags: Blog , Cardiology , Cardiovascular , Paediatrics

Paediatric Heart Conditions You MUST KNOW

By Dr Peter Kas | 07/09/2018
Congenital heart conditions present at birth, but can also present within the first month of...
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Tags: Blog , Cardiology , Cardiovascular , Paediatrics

Myocarditis

By Dr Peter Kas | 29/08/2018
Myocarditis is simply an inflammation of the heart muscle, that can lead to myocardial cell...
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Tags: Blog , Cardiology , Cardiovascular , ECG's I've Seen , Paediatrics , Resuscitation

Rapid IV Fluid Administration Does NOT Affect Neurological Outcome in Children with DKA

By Dr Peter Kas | 20/06/2018
HOT OFF THE PRESS: A new clinical trial showing that rapid IV fluid administration does...
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Tags: Blog , Paediatrics , Resuscitation

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