M. Glatstein, Y. Voliovitch, R. Orbach, A. Carmi, G. Amarilyo, G. Carbell, A. Rimon
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Outpatient Management of Headache after Pediatric Emergency Department Visit: Are we Missing Anything?
Headache is a common complaint in children at a pediatric emergency department (PED). The primary objective of this analysis is to describe the outcome of patients presenting with headache to the PED and discharged with neurology follow up. The secondary objective is to describe the diagnostic evaluation children with headache underwent in the PED and to evaluate headache characteristics which are more likely associated with serious, life‐threatening conditions.