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Alisha Ching1, Charles William Kropf1
1Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Michigan Health System, Michigan Medicine Ann Arbor, MI USA.
Abstract:
Application of ultrasound to evaluate pediatric respiratory disease in the emergency department setting is rapidly growing, particularly as we often weigh the risks of exposure to radiation with other readily available imaging modalities in the acute care setting. In this case report, we describe how point of care ultrasound (POCUS) was utilized by emergency providers to characterize a lung abscess diagnosed in a pediatric patient. We also compare the ultrasound findings to other imaging studies.
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