The new edition of this best-selling title from the popular 100 Cases series offers an invaluable resource for medical students and junior doctors by exploring common paediatric scenarios they will encounter throughout their practical training. Whether in the hospital ward, emergency department, outpatient clinics, or within the community, these cases reflect real-world experiences that medical professionals at early stages of their careers are likely to face. This makes the book not only a vital reference tool for clinical practice but also an essential guide for qualifying examinations, where paediatric cases are frequently included. The structured approach of the book, which organizes cases by sub-specialty area, ensures that students can quickly and easily find the information they need for various clinical situations, improving their ability to manage diverse cases efficiently.The cases covered span a wide array of paediatric conditions, from common ailments such as cough and constipation to more complex issues that may arise in the paediatric population. This comprehensive coverage helps equip readers with the necessary knowledge and confidence to tackle a broad spectrum of health concerns in children. The detailed case studies delve into the clinical signs, diagnostic pathways, and treatment strategies for each condition, offering not only theoretical knowledge but also practical advice on how to navigate the complexities of paediatric care.What sets this edition apart is its emphasis on key take-home points that highlight the essential learning outcomes from each case, enabling the reader to grasp important concepts quickly. Additionally, the book provides practical tips on managing challenges that may arise when dealing with paediatric patients, such as dealing with the emotional aspects of care, communicating effectively with both young patients and their families, and addressing common hurdles faced in both hospital and community settings. This focus on real-life scenarios and the practical skills required to manage them makes it an indispensable resource for anyone beginning their journey in paediatric medicine. With up-to-date advice and a structured approach to learning, this edition continues to be a must-have for junior doctors and medical students alike.