Triemstra Justin, Reno Kelsey, Chohlas-Wood Rebecca, Nash Colleen
Pediatr Ann. 2017 Feb 1;46(2):e61-e64. doi: 10.3928/19382359-20170118-02.
Brief resolved unexplained event (BRUE) is a common pediatric problem that presents to ambulatory and emergency settings. Infants presenting with a BRUE can be separated into low- and high-risk groups per recent guidelines. Most low-risk infants who present with a BRUE can be discharged home with anticipatory guidance and education provided to the caregivers; however, high-risk infants should undergo further testing and observation to determine the cause of their event. Congenital neurosyphilis can be a rare cause of a BRUE. Therefore, high-risk infants with a BRUE should have evaluations focused on potential diagnosis supported by the patient's history and physical examination. [Pediatr Ann. 2017;46(2):e61-e64.].
短暂性不明原因事件（BRUE）是一种常见的儿科问题，常出现在门诊和急诊环境中。根据最新指南，出现BRUE的婴儿可分为低风险和高风险组。大多数出现BRUE的低风险婴儿在向护理人员提供预期指导和教育后可出院回家；然而，高风险婴儿应接受进一步检查和观察以确定其事件的原因。先天性神经梅毒可能是BRUE的罕见病因。因此，患有BRUE的高风险婴儿应根据患者的病史和体格检查进行侧重于潜在诊断的评估。[《儿科年鉴》。2017年；46(2):e61 - e64。]
