Titlebook: Imaging in Pediatric Skeletal Trauma; Techniques and Appli Karl J. Johnson (Consultant Paediatric Radiologist Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Ber

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Pelvic Fracturesvulsion injuries to very complex multiple pelvic fractures and joint dissociations. The type of injury will depend on the causative mechanism as well as the age and development of the child. Compared with adults, pelvic fractures are relatively uncommon in children (.) and indicate a significant high energy impact

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Paediatric Trauma Radiographyard (plain film) radiography is the method most often relied upon in the assessment of suspected non-accidental injury of children. It is important that good quality radiographs are obtained in all circumstances and that quality is not sacrificed just because of the age and lack of cooperation of th

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Normal Anatomical Variants and Other Mimics of Skeletal Traumar, decreased or increased mineralisation during ossification, or artefactual. Only those that simulate the effects of trauma will be covered in this chapter, which is not intended to be exhaustive. Skeletal variations that are more commonly encountered in paediatric practice are included but the rea

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Basic Science of Paediatric Fracturesgirl has a 27% chance of sustaining a fracture while this rises to 42% for boys (.). The physis is the weakest part of the bone and diaphyseal long bone fractures account for approximately 10% of children’s fractures. Of these, the tibial shaft is most common, followed by diaphyseal fractures of the

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Long Bone Fractures70%), followed by the proximal third and lastly the distal third. Femoral fractures occurring before the child is able to walk are strongly associated with child abuse (.). Birth related fractures are exceedingly rare (0.13 per 1000) and usually associated with twin pregnancies, breech presentation