Pediatric Imaging: A Teaching File

Part of the "Teaching File" series, this title covers a wide variety of conditions affecting children. Designed as a complement to core textbooks and curriculum, it walks the reader through every step of 238 actual cases - from patient history to the types of discussions that take place between residents and faculty members.

Pediatric Imaging", the latest edition in the "Teaching File" series, covers a wide variety of conditions affecting children. Designed as a complement to core textbooks and curriculum, this book walks the reader through every step of 238 actual cases - from patient history to the types of discussions that take place between residents and faculty members. Readers can even study each case as an unknown to help hone critical-thinking skills. It doesn't matter if you're a radiology resident, fellow, or practicing radiologist, "Pediatric Imaging: A Teaching File" is one book you'll use to continue to sharpen your skills. Features: each case features clinical history, images, relevant findings, differential diagnosis, and discussion of case; questions at end of each case focus on the core teaching points the case is meant to illustrate; and fully searchable text and figures at web site. New Sections: "Reporting Responsibilities" offers specific recommendations for reporting content that are acuity, problem, and study specific; and "What the Treating Physician Needs to Know" lists what information and direction the ordering provider may reasonably expect given the clinical context and imaging test at hand.