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Huh JW et al. – Emerging evidence suggests unique age–dependent responses following pediatric traumatic brain injury. The anesthesiologist plays a pivotal role in the acute treatment of the head–injured pediatric patient. This review provides important updates on the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and age–appropriate acute management of infants and children with severe traumatic brain injury.

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