Trends in Management of Simple Febrile Seizures at US Children ’s Hospitals
CONCLUSIONSDiagnostic testing, hospital admission, and costs decreased over the study period, without a concomitant increase in delayed diagnosis of bacterial meningitis. These data suggest most children with SFSs can be safely managed without lumber puncture or other diagnostic testing.
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