Children

Imaging children: less radiation, more ultrasound, and the findings of each age.

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Modality

• Imaging children: less radiation, more ultrasoundChildren are more sensitive to radiation and have a long life ahead, so we use ultrasound or MRI…

Reading

• Imaging when abuse is suspected: the skeletal surveyWhen a young child may have been hurt on purpose, a full set of bone X-rays and often a head…

Finding

• Intussusception and pyloric stenosis on ultrasoundTwo common causes of vomiting in babies, a telescoped bowel and a thick stomach outlet muscle…
• The newborn abdomen: necrotising enterocolitis and malrotationTwo newborn bowel emergencies: an inflamed, dying gut in premature babies, and a twisted gut…

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Educational content; it does not replace a radiologist's report and is not a clinical instruction. Each study is ordered on the patient's assessment and your institution's protocols.

Representative model, for educational purposes only.