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FUHRMAN & ZIMMERMAN’S
PEDIATRIC
CRITICAL CARE
SIXTH EDITION
PEDIATRIC
CRITICAL CARE
JERRY J. ZIMMERMAN, MD, PhD, FCCM ALEXANDRE T. ROTTA, MD, FCCM
Faculty, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, Seattle Children’s Division Chief, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Duke
Hospital, Harborview Medical Center, University of Children’s Hospital; Professor of Pediatrics; Duke University
Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, Washington School of Medicine, Durham, North Carolina
Joseph D. Tobias, MD
Chair, Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine,
Nationwide Children’s Hospital; Professor of Anesthesiology
and Pediatrics, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
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Hospital Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Professor, Department of Child Health Cincinnati, Ohio
University of Arizona College of Medicine;
Professor, Department of Neurosurgery Omar Alibrahim, MD, FAAP
Mayo Clinic Chief, Pediatric Critical Care Division
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Consultant University of Buffalo
Paediatric Intensive Care Unit Buffalo, New York
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Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom Section Chief, Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care
Duke University Medical Center
Michael S.D. Agus, MD Professor of Pediatrics
Chief of Medical Critical Care Duke University School of Medicine
Department of Pediatrics Durham, North Carolina
Division of Medical Critical Care
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Boston, Massachusetts The George E. Batchelor Chair in Pediatric Cardiology
Chief, Pediatric Cardiology
Mubbasheer Ahmed, MD University of Miami Miller School of Medicine;
Cardiac Intensive Care Unit Director, Children’s Heart Center
Texas Medical Center Director, Cardiac Intensive Care
Texas Children’s Hospital Hotz Children’s Hospital, Jackson Health System
Houston, Texas Miami, Florida
v
vi Contributors
From our home working spaces, in the midst of the COVID-19 For pediatric critical care medicine fellows who may read the
pandemic, welcome to the sixth edition of Pediatric Critical Care. textbook cover to cover, and for others who need an updated
The world has finally been provided a realistic glimpse of intensive reference for anything related to pediatric critical care, the new
care units, the work that occurs there, and the dedicated providers edition will not disappoint. Each color-coded section provides
who provide critical care, sometimes at their own peril. This sixth best-evidence clinical approaches to pediatric critical care issues
edition, which now reflects a lifetime work product for many based on contemporary genetic, biochemical, and physiologic
contributors, is dedicated to the multidisciplinary team that infrastructure. Because authors typically want to include all rele-
makes critical care a reality. vant details in their discussion and a hard copy textbook has
What the pandemic has taught all of us is the importance of physical limitations, readers are encouraged to make use of the
being able to adapt to change. As readers page through this new expanded electronic content included with the sixth edition.
edition, many changes will become apparent. Brad Fuhrman, who Board review questions, composed for most chapters, will be
ultimately deserves the credit for creating this publishing adven- valuable for new and repeat readers and are also available in the
ture, decided to move from Co-editor to Section Editor. More electronic content.
than once, likely while sipping single malt scotch together, Brad Finally, all of us must honor the children and families who
noted that Pediatric Critical Care might be our most important provide the meaning for our life work. With the publishing of the
professional contribution. Quality and sustainability over six sixth edition of Pediatric Critical Care, we collectively acknowledge
editions prove his prediction correct. the clinical challenges that critical illness presents. However, these
Meanwhile, Alex Rotta, appropriately one of Brad’s early challenges facilitate curiosity and imagination, growth and experi-
apprentices, has provided outstanding organizational leadership ence, and ultimately personal enrichment. Hopefully the sixth
as Co-editor for the sixth edition. Thanks also to Section Editors edition of Pediatric Critical Care can serve as a valuable tool for
Bob Clark, Sapna Kudchadkar, Monica Relvas, and Joe Tobias. addressing longstanding as well as novel critical care challenges.
Perusing the list of contributors similarly ascertains established
and burgeoning pediatric critical care contributors. Accordingly, Jerry J. Zimmerman, MD, PhD, FCCM
the sixth edition is truly a multigenerational effort. Alexandre T. Rotta, MD, FCCM
xxv
Contents
5 Leading and Managing Change in the Pediatric 15 Ultrasonography in the Pediatric Intensive Care
Intensive Care Unit 29 Unit 114
John C. Lin Erik Su, Akira Nishisaki, and Thomas Conlon
8 Challenges of Pediatric Critical Care in Resource- 17 Pediatric Critical Care Ethics 144
Poor Settings 51 Mithya Lewis-Newby, Emily Berkman, and Douglas S. Diekema
Amélie von Saint André–von Arnim, Jhuma Sankar, Andrew
Argent, and Ericka Fink 18 Ethical Issues Around Death and Dying 154
Meredith G. van der Velden and Jeffrey P. Burns
9 Public Health Emergencies and Emergency Mass
Critical Care 59 19 Palliative Care in the Pediatric Intensive Care
Katherine L. Kenningham and Megan M. Gray Unit 158
Alisa Van Cleave, Eileen Rhee, and Wynne Morrison
10 Lifelong Learning in Pediatric Critical Care 66
Stephanie P. Schwartz, Laura Marie Ibsen, and David A. Turner 20 Organ Donation Process and Management of the
Organ Donor 163
Thomas A. Nakagawa, Mudit Mathur, and Anthony A. Sochet
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xxviii Contents
33 Disorders of Cardiac Rhythm 329 47 Diseases of the Upper Respiratory Tract 524
Frank A. Fish and Prince J. Kannankeril Todd Otteson, Clare Richardson, and Jay Shah
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