Titlebook: Errors in Emergency and Trauma Radiology; Michael N. Patlas,Douglas S. Katz,Mariano Scaglion Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019

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Takashi Akasu,Takayuki Tokimasactional imaging. The CT pulmonary angiography section includes tips for avoiding and correcting technical limitations. Dedicated coverage for thoracic imaging in vulnerable patient populations contains special considerations for peripartum and oncology patients.

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Ghrelin and Parkinson’s Diseaseencies. This chapter will review common potential errors in trauma radiology, including frequently missed fractures, as well as conditions which are radiographically occult, for which the radiologist should recommend a complementary imaging examination to confirm or refute a diagnosis.

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Mistakes in Imaging Interpretation of Traumatic and Non-traumatic Brain Emergencies,can be accessed easily much later in time, unlike errors in clinical examinations that often are not accessible for investigation at a later time. They are also unique due to the inherent differences in the acquisition and interpretation of imaging examinations and are more prone toward perceptual and cognitive biases.

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Errors in Imaging of Abdominal and Pelvic Trauma,h and development in the fields of emergency radiology and trauma care, can reduce these errors. Finally, the radiologist is a member of the trauma team and should be 24/7 in the emergency department.

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Errors in Emergency and Trauma Radiology: C-Spine Imaging,ients may have substantial and unstable ligamentous and/or vascular injuries despite subtle or no positive CT findings. Moreover, CT should be supplemented with CT angiography in suspected vascular injuries. MR imaging should be obtained in obtunded patients and those with potential ligamentous and/or spinal cord injuries.