Titlebook: Evidence-Based Imaging in Pediatrics; Clinical Decision Su Hansel J. Otero,Summer L. Kaplan,Kimberly E. Apple Reference work 2024Latest edi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-20115-9n certain cases, CT can be useful in diagnosing diseases like Dandy Walker complex, retinoblastoma, and in evaluating patients with seizure disorders, among others..The adoption of innovative digital technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and telemedicine can enhance the quality and avail

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-92330-1Resonance Spectroscopy (MRS), is the preferred imaging technique to assess cerebral injury in neonates [1]. Decreased N-acetyl aspartate, increased choline, lactate peak, and a glutamine-glutamate peak on MRS are also consistent with HIE [36]. Therapeutic hypothermia is considered standard of care i

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Reference work 2024Latest editioninicians decide when and how to image children with suspected diseases or confirmed diagnoses. However, traditional residency training has done little to fulfill the need for this up-to-date evidence knowledge. Moreover, in spite of furthering subspecialization of the field, the great majority of ch

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Principles of Evidence-Based Imagingnot through experience alone arrive at the best course of action. Assessment of appropriate medical care should instead be derived through an evidence-based process. The role of the practitioner, then, is not simply to accept information from an expert but rather to assimilate and critically assess