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Value of structured reporting in neuromuscular disorders
To assess whether structured reports (SRs) of MRI in patients with inherited neuromuscular disorders (IND) provide more clinically relevant information than non-structured reports (NSRs) and whether neuroradio...
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Classification and ultrasound findings of vascular anomalies in pediatric age: the essential
Proper nomenclature is a major obstacle in understanding and managing vascular anomalies. Often the same term is used for totally different types of lesions or, conversely, the same lesion may be labeled with ...
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Half-dose versus full-dose macrocyclic gadolinium at 3-T magnetic resonance imaging in paediatric bone and soft-tissue disease
Given the recent concerns about gadolinium-based contrast agent safety, dose reduction strategies are being investigated.
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Fungal infections of the lung in children
Fungal infections of the lungs are relatively common and potentially life-threatening conditions in immunocompromised children. The role of imaging in children with lung mycosis is to delineate the extension o...
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Cerebral sinovenous thrombosis (CSVT) in children: what the pediatric radiologists need to know
Cerebral sinovenous thrombosis (CSVT) is a relatively uncommon and potentially life-threatening condition in childhood, occurring in various clinical settings. Nowadays, however, it is increasingly diagnosed a...
