Pediatric Ultrasound: How, Why and When

This comprehensive resource addresses the unique aspects of pediatric ultrasound, distinguishing it from adult ultrasound in terms of equipment requirements, scanning techniques, evolving anatomy throughout childhood, and pediatric-specific pathologies. Each chapter begins with practical guidance on scanning children, including special techniques and tips. Subsequent sections discuss the pathology and the role of other imaging modalities, emphasizing the importance of minimizing radiation exposure and the number of examinations in pediatric radiology. This accessible, step-by-step approach covers the practical aspects of scanning, as well as the role, value, and limitations of ultrasound in diagnosing different diseases, making it suitable for both students and practitioners.