This book, a further volume in the ongoing series WHO Manuals of Diagnostic Imaging, is intended to help radiologists and clinicians who do not have access to expert opinion undertake their own interpretation of radiological images. The focus is on plain X-ray films and ultrasound, the most widely used imaging techniques, rather than on more sophisticated methods such as computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging. It provides an exhaustive description of radiographic normal anatomy as well as the most common pathological changes that are specific to infants and young children, including trauma, tumors and congenital and developmental disorders.
With its many high-quality radiographs, this manual is essential reading for general practitioners, medical specialists, radiographers and radiologists, particularly those who work in small and mid-size hospitals.
With its many high-quality radiographs, this manual is essential reading for general practitioners, medical specialists, radiographers and radiologists, particularly those who work in small and mid-size hospitals.
