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What neuroimaging should be performed in children in whom inflicted brain injury is suspected
Clinical Radiology, 04/14/09
Kemp AM et al. - In an acutely ill child, the optimal imaging strategy involves initial CT, followed by early MRI and DWI if early CT examination is abnormal, or there are ongoing clinical concerns. The role of repeat CT imaging, if early MRI is performed, is unclear, as is the place for MRI/DWI if initial CT examination is normal in an otherwise well child.
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