ACR Appropriateness Criteria® Vomiting in Infants

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• Ultrasound 50%
• Expert Panel 50%
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• Emergency Room 50%
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• Nuclear Medicine 50%
• Clinical Conditions 50%
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• Bowel Obstruction 50%
• Appropriate Imaging 50%
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• Assessment Development 50%
• RAND Appropriateness Method 50%
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• Upper Gastrointestinal Series 50%
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• Imaging Workup 50%
• Contrast Enema 50%

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• Vomiting 100%
• Enema 100%