Original Article

Can Serum Surfactant Protein D Levels be used as an Effective Factor Instead of Clinical Severity Scores of Pneumonia in Pediatric Emergency Departments?

• Mehmet Açıkgöz
• Ahmet Güzel
• Bülent Şişman
• Adil Karadağ
• Naci Murat
• Şükrü Paksu

True Bacteremia or Contamination? Predictive Factors for Contamination in Blood Cultures Obtained in the Pediatric Emergency Room

• Emel Berksoy
• Eda Karadağ Öncel
• Şefika Bardak
• Şule Demir
• Sema Bozkaya Yılmaz
• Gülşah Demir
• Alper Çiçek
• Nisel Yılmaz
• Gamze Gökalp
• Murat Anıl
• Dilek Yılmaz Çiftdoğan

Usage of Pediatric Emergency Department for Non-Urgent Complaints

• Raziye Dut

Evaluation of Acute Poisonings in Pediatric Emergency Department in 2006

• Çiğdem Binay
• Gülhan Tunca Şahin
• Suat Biçer
• Hakan Gemici
• Sennaz Şahin
• Seçkin Bahar
• Rengin Şiraneci
• Nuri Engerek

Intoxication Cases Under Two Years of Age Monitored By Pediatric Emergency Room of İstanbul Şişli Etfal Education and Research Hospital

• Selmin Köse
• Hatice Yorulmaz
• Elif Yorulmaz
• Kürşat Özdilli

Retrospective Analysis of Bicycle Accidents at a Referral Pediatric Emergency Department: Mechanisms, Outcomes and Perspectives

• Leman Akcan Yıldız
• Anar Tağıyev
• Özlem Tekşam

Malpractice Allegations in Adult and Pediatric Emergency Departments Resulting in Death

• Emre Gürbüz
• İbrahim Üzün
• Erdem Hösükler
• Bilgin Hösükler