Children's body CT

Author: (USA) Siegel M.J., Yuan Xinyu
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The purpose of this book is to introduce readers to the new knowledge regarding the application of pediatric body CT, including CT examination techniques, CT manifestations of specific diseases, and how to perform effective CT examinations and other imaging methods. This book is helpful for radiologists, residents, or CT technicians, as well as pediatricians and surgeons who need to understand the indications, limitations, and clinical applications of CT in diagnosing pediatric body diseases. The chapters systematically introduce technical issues of CT application in children, including the use of sedatives and intravenous or oral contrast-enhanced methods, providing routine methods for neck, chest, abdomen, pelvic, and musculoskeletal system CT scans. In the following chapters, the special techniques, basic anatomy, and manifestations of various diseases in each body region are introduced, along with the clinical presentations of common diseases. The book also discusses potential technical and diagnostic errors that may occur during CT diagnosis. The final chapter elaborates on the role of CT in evaluating pediatric thoracic and abdominal trauma.
The continuous development of new imaging technologies requires radiologists to constantly learn the advantages of these technologies and select appropriate methods for different diseases. Each chapter of this book describes the role of CT and the value of CT and other imaging methods in solving various clinical problems. It is well-known that the choice of different methods depends on different experts and equipment. CT is a rapidly evolving field. With further advancements in equipment and the continuous emergence of new technologies, the clinical application level of this imaging examination method will continue to improve.