Titlebook: Evidence-Based Imaging in Pediatrics; Improving the Qualit L. Santiago Medina,Kimberly E. Applegate,C. Craig Book 20101st edition Springer

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Book 20101st editionhe merit defining the appropriate use of medical imaging in infants and children. Edited by Drs. Medina, Applegate and Blackmore, this ideal reference gathers contributions by internationally renowned specialists in the field. The book covers the most prevalent conditions and diseases affecting chil

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Encoder und Motor-Feedback-Systemesly about 15%) (moderate evidence)..■ Children are 2–5 (some cite up to 10) times more sensitive to radiation than adults (moderate evidence)..■ There are no data that prove a direct link between low-level radiation from diagnostic imaging and cancer. The best data regarding long-term effects of low

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-9641-7ic insult but the clinical examination cannot fully evaluate the extent or severity of the brain injury (moderate evidence)..■ The role of ultrasound (US) and computed tomography (CT) in the evaluation of hypoxic-ischemic brain injury at term is limited. Ultrasound could be used to evaluate neonates

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-17577-1es, secondary injuries, and effects of age or underlying disease. A highly sensitive clinical decision rule in more than 20,000 children has been derived for the identification of children who should undergo CT imaging after head trauma (moderate evidence)..■ The important CHALICE (Children’s Head i

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New Frontiers in Translation Studiesspected or confirmed brain tumors (strong evidence)..■ Due to its superior soft tissue contrast, multi-planar capability, and bio-safety, magnetic resonance imaging without and with gadolinium-based intravenous contrast material is the preferred method for pediatric brain cancer imaging when compare