Titlebook: Diagnostic Imaging in Pediatric Trauma; John L. Gwinn,Philip Stanley Book 1980 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1980 bone.childhood.diagn

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Introduction,dalities available to the radiologist for the proper assessment of childhood trauma and to present the radiological findings which allow the proper diagnosis to be made. The plan of management is often developed from these procedures.

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Neuroradiology in Head Trauma,carried out under the emergent circumstance of acute head trauma or whether the delayed consequences of trauma are being evaluated. Obviously, it is best to admit a child with an acute head injury to a hospital where CT, as well as facilities for emergency surgery are available.

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Injuries to the Spine, is very important to recognize the possibility of spinal cord damage in a traumatized child so that he may be protected against further damage and transported safely to the X-ray department where studies may be performed to determine whether the fracture/dislocation is stable or unstable.

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Gastrointestinal Trauma,trauma to the gastrointestinal tract is seen much more frequently in childhood than is penetrating trauma [8, 9, 31]. Tunell [33], however, reported on 132 patients with 73 stab wounds and 59 gunshot injuries seen over a 10-year period. The involved abdominal organs were: liver 39, small bowel 23, stomach 18, colon 14, and duodenum 9.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03757-2rom the history and physical examination and no further diagnostic studies are needed. However, it is frequently necessary to have additional information, and imaging studies provide the best way to gain this knowledge. This book is intended to cover, in one volume, the use of the various imaging mo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-00490-1n activities. Breech deliveries are a significant cause in neonates, but in later life sporting injuries and motor vehicular accidents predominate. It is very important to recognize the possibility of spinal cord damage in a traumatized child so that he may be protected against further damage and tr