Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES) is a rare clinical syndrome that has
been observed in different age groups, including pediatric patients. Identified triggers of …

Introduction: The outcome of paediatric emergency care is essential to the attainment of
child-targeted sustainable development goals. We assessed the quality of paediatric …

Background: Children's emergency care is a critical aspect of Paediatric health care.
Evaluation of the emergency room would audit the quality of care provided and give insight …

Background: Patterns of morbidity and mortality in hospital populations are indicative of
community health needs and can be useful in planning improved medical services …

Background: The patterns and outcome of under-five morbidity in health care facilities are
invaluable tools that reflect the disease burden and health care needs of the children in the …

Introduction Paediatric emergency medicine (PEM) is poorly developed in low and middle-
income countries. The magnitude of challenges facing Paediatric Emergency Departments …

Introduction: In the absence of health coverage in resource limited-settings, life-saving
pediatric emergencies remain a challenge. The objective of our study was to describe the …

Determinants of Outcome in Febrile Children Admitted into the Emergency Rooms of Two
Tertiary Hospitals in Enugu Southeast Niger Page 1 Abstract Original Article IntRoductIon Fever …

Background: Periodic evaluations of the pattern of morbidity and mortality are an aspect of
health status which can be used in planning improved medical services. Objective: The …

Introduction: Sickle cell disease, an autosomal recessive genetic disorder is characterized
by chronic haemolytic anaemia often leading to life-threatening events triggered by acute …