Identifying serious underlying diagnoses among patients with brief resolved unexplained events (BRUEs): a Canadian cohort study

• Main Authors: Sanjay Mahant (Author), Nassr Nama (Author), Ronik Kanani (Author), Jessica Foulds (Author), Julie Quet (Author), Anupam Sehgal (Author), Ran D Goldman (Author), Jeffrey N Bone (Author), Peter Gill (Author), Martin Ogwuru (Author), Parnian Hosseini (Author), Zerlyn Lee (Author), Kara Picco (Author), Josée Anne Gagnon (Author), Joanna Holland (Author), Falla Jin (Author), Nardin Kirolos (Author), Susan Akbaroghli (Author), Chris Novak (Author), Brigitte Parisien (Author), Matthew Donlan (Author), Polina Kyrychenko (Author), Ioulia Opotchanova (Author), Émilie Harnois (Author), Alyse Schacter (Author), Elisa Frizon-Peresa (Author), Praveen Rajasegaran (Author), Melody Wyslobicky (Author), Prathiksha Nalan (Author), Joel Tieder (Author), Marie-Pier Goupil (Author), Shawn Lee (Author), Emy Philibert (Author), Juliette Dufresne (Author), Raman Chawla (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: BMJ Publishing Group, 2024-09-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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Objective To describe the demographics and clinical outcomes of infants with brief resolved unexplained events (BRUE).Design A retrospective cohort study.Setting 11 centres within the Canadian Paediatric Inpatient Research Network.Patients Patients presenting to the emergency department (ED) followi...