Pediatric Surgical Diseases. A Radiologic Surgical Case Study Approach

About this book

Radiologic evaluation of an infant or child suspected of having a surgical disease can be a complex problem. With this volume, the editors have created a book focused on pediatric imaging written by pediatricians, pediatric surgeons and pediatric radiologists.

This book is a collection of over 200 case reports. The concept is a case study approach: The reader is given radiologic images (plain radiography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasonography, etc.) and the clinical history of the patient. On the basis of this information, the reader is asked to identify a diagnostic and therapeutic strategy. Each case is complemented by information on the disease affecting the patient and the management of the case shown, including therapy and follow-up.

This educational text is targeted at all medical professionals faced with a variety of diagnostic and therapeutic problems affecting infants and children.

Written for: Clinicians and practitioners

Keywords: Pediatric surgical diseases

Contents

1 Head and Neck . 1
Case 1–13

2 Thorax . 31
Case 14–44

3 Abdomen . 95
Case 45–122

4 Genitourinary Disorders . 255
Case 123–151

5 Cardiovascular Disorders . 319
Case 152–167

6 Musculoskeletal Disorder . 357
Case 168–179

7 Emergency and Trauma . 383
Case 180–221

8 Oncology . 471
Case 222–249

Index . 531