This is a book that will appeal to an audience of radiologists, pediatricians, primary care
physicians, residents and fellows, midlevel providers, and others in the fields of diagnostic …

This is a book that will appeal to an audience of radiologists, pediatricians, primary care
physicians, residents and fellows, midlevel providers, and others in the fields of diagnostic …

Evidence-based medicine is increasingly important, and it is a welcome directional change
from the ''eminence-based''training and practice common in medical imaging. The judicious …

Pediatric Imaging: Rapid-Fire Questions and Answers has a stated purpose of providing ''a
comprehensive overview of common and rare problems in pediatric radiology''and a …

Evidence-Based Imaging in Pediatrics: Optimizing Imaging in Pediatric Patient Care
presents a user friendly guide to the evidence-based science and the merit defining the …

Abstract Humana Press, 2007, 174 pages, $90 Pediatric Radiology Review, written for an
audience of nonradiologists (medical students, residents, and clinicians) involved in the …

Pediatric Imaging: Case Review Series is 1 of 18 similarly formatted books discussing
disease processes in each body system and includes various patient populations. The book …

For more than 30 y, the highly regarded Secrets Series has provided students and
practitioners in all areas of health care with concise, focused, and engaging resources for …

While the principles of imaging discussed in this book apply to the pediatric patient, the
adage that “children are not small adults” is crucial to the specialty of pediatric radiology …

There are countless reasons why pediatric radiologists should support and be involved in
medical research: improving imaging technology, better disease detection, standardization …