" It first came off the presses in 1973 as Radiology of the Newborn and Young Infant; that's
ancient history in the context of developments in the field. This fifth-edition offspring is the …

Clinical symptoms in mycoplasma infection are nonspecific. Pulmonary involvement may be
widespread or focal and segmental and is accompanied by signs including rales, rhonchi, …

Differentiating pseudo-dislocation of the cervical spine from true fracture-dislocation of C 2 on
C 3 is often difficult in children. Normal anterior position of C 2 on C 3 secondary to normal …

The popliteus is a relatively small but unique muscle of the knee. It is a component of the
posterolateral corner of the knee and acts as a major stabilizer of the posterolateral knee. It is …

Meconium obstruction of prematurity is a distinct clinical condition that occurs in very low birth
weight infants, predisposing them to intestinal perforation and a prolonged hospitalization …

The classic roentgenographic and clinical features of the battered child syndrome were not
present in most of our patients. The well known epiphyseal-metaphyseal long bone fractures, …

Fracture of the tibia is a well-known, often occult cause of limping and leg pain in young
children. This fracture is typically a hairline, oblique fracture of the shaft of the tibia, and in some …

A large variety of benign and malignant fibrous lesions occur in the skeleton. Many fibrous
bone lesions have characteristic features on plain radiographs and are easy to diagnose; …

The authors reviewed the ultrasonographic (US) images and medical records of 145
consecutive infants who were seen for evaluation of the upper gastrointestinal tract because of …

A population of healthy, full-term newborn infants was studied in order to obtain documentation
of the prevalence of intracranial hemorrhage. Cerebral ultrasonography was performed …