
|Articles|December 1, 2004
Pediatric Puzzler: Can it be IBD? Severe abdominal findings overwhelm a 12-year-old
It's morning on an unseasonably warm Tuesday in February. As you walk across campus from grand rounds, a page from the pediatric emergency department signals that a patient is waiting to be admitted. Off you go!
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