Point-of-care ultrasound evaluation of suspected necrotizing enterocolitis in the ED

Keyphrases

• Emergency Department 100%
• Necrotizing Enterocolitis 100%
• Point-of-care Ultrasound (POCUS) 100%
• Ultrasound Examination 100%
• Pneumoperitoneum 30%
• Pneumatosis Intestinalis 30%
• Abdominal Distension 20%
• Food Protein-induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES) 20%
• Abdominal X-ray 20%
• Bilious Emesis 20%
• Bloody Stool 20%
• Milk Protein Allergy 20%
• Neonate 10%
• Preterm Infants 10%
• Operative Intervention 10%
• Imaging Modalities 10%
• Life-threatening 10%
• Bowel Resection 10%
• Portal Venous Gas 10%
• Protein Diet 10%
• Surgical Diagnosis 10%
• Abdominal Radiography 10%
• Pandemic Conditions 10%
• Free Peritoneal Fluid 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Emergency Department 100%
• Necrotizing Enterocolitis 100%
• Point-of-Care Ultrasound 100%
• Pneumoperitoneum 30%
• Pneumatosis Intestinalis 30%
• Abdominal X-Ray 30%
• Rectal Bleeding 20%
• Vomiting 20%
• Enterocolitis 20%
• Protein Intake 20%
• Abdominal Distension 20%
• Surgery 20%
• Prematurity 10%
• Echography 10%
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 10%
• Neonate 10%
• Bowel Resection 10%
• Peritoneal Fluid 10%
• Diseases 10%