The management of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) in children is full of difficult questions- how much insulin should I give? Who is at risk for cerebral edema? What treatments, if any, increase the risk for this dreaded complication? Which fluid is ideal? How much of this fluid should I give? We sat down with ED physician and endocrine aficionado Dr. George Willis to answer these questions.
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Authors: Dr. Jason Hine and Dr. George Willis
Peer Review: Dr. Mike Burla and Dr. Jeff Holmes
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