Problem Solving in Pediatric Imaging

Capture the complexities of imaging young patients with confidence. Problem Solving in Pediatric Imaging by Sarah Sarvis Milla and Shailee Lala is a practical, case-focused guide that equips radiologists, sonographers, pediatricians, and trainees with clear strategies for accurate diagnosis in children.

Start by diving into concise, high-yield chapters that highlight common and uncommon pediatric presentations, illustrated by real-world imaging examples. The authors translate advanced pediatric radiology principles into actionable steps—helping you interpret radiographs, ultrasound, CT, and MRI findings with greater speed and accuracy. Each section emphasizes pattern recognition, differential diagnosis, and decision-making pathways tailored to infants, toddlers, and adolescents.

Whether you work in a tertiary-care children’s hospital, community clinic, or academic center in the US, UK, Europe, or beyond, this book focuses on what matters in daily practice: reducing diagnostic uncertainty, improving patient care, and streamlining communication with referring clinicians. Readers will appreciate the approachable writing, case-based problem solving, and practical tips for handling challenging scenarios such as congenital anomalies, trauma, infection, and oncologic imaging.

Make this essential resource part of your library to enhance reporting confidence, support teaching rounds, and refine clinical workflows. Clear illustrations, structured algorithms, and concise summaries make complex topics accessible for both seasoned specialists and trainees.

Order your copy of Problem Solving in Pediatric Imaging today and elevate your pediatric imaging practice with a trusted, clinically focused guide that brings clarity to every case.

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