Pediatrics in Review
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Recurrent Epistaxis

Peter E. Mulbury MD1
 1 1641 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14610

Epistaxis in the pediatric patient is a relatively common, and usually easily controlled, event. The practitioner should be aware of the anatomy, potential causes, and methods of control available for this condition.






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