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Common Benign Pediatric Presentations Mimicking Cardiopulmonary Emergencies in the Emergency Department

2026-05-27

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Most children presenting with a life-threatening cardiopulmonary catastrophe will have a final diagnosis of a benign, self-limited, or low-risk condition. The emergency physician must be able to recognize the pattern of normal development and not mistake it for a life-threatening condition. There are 5 pediatric presentations that commonly prompt the emergency physician to consider a cardiac or respiratory emergen...

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Literature Corpus work: 8815830c-5ee9-5927-9302-67491531e75b
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202605.1848.v1

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