Imaging Acute Abdomen In Children
by Philippe Petit /
2017 / English / PDF
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This book aims to equip readers with a sound understanding of the
imaging strategies that are appropriate in children with acute
abdominal conditions. The starting points are the
This book aims to equip readers with a sound understanding of the
imaging strategies that are appropriate in children with acute
abdominal conditions. The starting points are theclinical
conditions
clinical
conditions, which are outlined in an introduction presented
by pediatrician experts in emergency medicine, and the
, which are outlined in an introduction presented
by pediatrician experts in emergency medicine, and theage
groups
age
groups, with differentiation of children and infants from
neonates. The various conditions and their frequency are
documented in detail, with clear description and illustration of
the presentations on different imaging modalities. A large
majority of the included images are from recent examinations and
have been obtained using the most up-to-date techniques. The
therapeutic impact of imaging is also explained, and the coverage
is completed with helpful decision trees and tables of
differential diagnosis. At the end of each chapter a concise
resume underlines the main points.
, with differentiation of children and infants from
neonates. The various conditions and their frequency are
documented in detail, with clear description and illustration of
the presentations on different imaging modalities. A large
majority of the included images are from recent examinations and
have been obtained using the most up-to-date techniques. The
therapeutic impact of imaging is also explained, and the coverage
is completed with helpful decision trees and tables of
differential diagnosis. At the end of each chapter a concise
resume underlines the main points.Imaging Acute Abdomen in
Children
Imaging Acute Abdomen in
Children will be of value for pediatric and general
radiologists, radiologists in training, pediatricians, pediatric
surgeons, emergency pediatricians, and others with an interest in
the subject.
will be of value for pediatric and general
radiologists, radiologists in training, pediatricians, pediatric
surgeons, emergency pediatricians, and others with an interest in
the subject.