A skull X-ray (SXR) continues to have an important role when there is suspicion of non-accidental injury (NAI) in an infant or a toddler . The primary indication for a SXR in these patients is forensic . Be careful: ▪…
Paediatric Points addressed in other chapters Chapter 3 , pp. 35–46 : Skull—suspected NAI. Chapter 6 , pp. 92–93 : Shoulder. Chapter 7 , pp. 95–114 : Elbow. Chapter 13 , pp. 214–215, 224–226 : Pelvis. Chapter 17 , pp.…
Introduction Patients with traumatic injuries can be placed into one of three major groups. The imaging approach will differ between these groups. Polytrauma (in which one injury may be life threatening) ▪ Imaging: Strict local protocols and algorithms utilising early…