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The Ministry of Pediatric Sillywalks

Paper Chase #1 | Head Injury and Isolated Vomiting

Geoffrey R. Simon, MD and Roy Benaroch, MD
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BOTTOM LINE: After a traumatic injury, if the only symptom in a child with an otherwise normal exam is vomiting, it's very unlikely that there's a serious brain injury.

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