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C-Spine in the Pediatric Trauma Patient
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Learning Objectives
1. Describe key differences in the anatomy and pathophysiology of Cervical Spine Injuries (CSI) in children.
2. Identify risk factors associated with CSI and apply clinical clearance tools to various age groups.
3. Demonstrate a judicious approach to imaging.
4. Determine which children require spinal motion restriction in the pre-hospital setting.
Guest Speaker
Dr. Genevieve Ernst, Trauma Medical Director, BCCH
UBC Department of Pediatrics, Division of Emergency Medicine
Opening Remarks
Dr. Jim Christenson, Head, UBC Department of Emergency Medicine
Facilitator
Dr. Melissa Chan, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, BCCH
UBC Department of Pediatrics, Division of Emergency Medicine
UBC Emergency Medicine Grand Rounds Oct. 14, 2020
1. Describe key differences in the anatomy and pathophysiology of Cervical Spine Injuries (CSI) in children.
2. Identify risk factors associated with CSI and apply clinical clearance tools to various age groups.
3. Demonstrate a judicious approach to imaging.
4. Determine which children require spinal motion restriction in the pre-hospital setting.
Guest Speaker
Dr. Genevieve Ernst, Trauma Medical Director, BCCH
UBC Department of Pediatrics, Division of Emergency Medicine
Opening Remarks
Dr. Jim Christenson, Head, UBC Department of Emergency Medicine
Facilitator
Dr. Melissa Chan, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, BCCH
UBC Department of Pediatrics, Division of Emergency Medicine
UBC Emergency Medicine Grand Rounds Oct. 14, 2020