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CAT Scan (Children)

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A child being prepared for a CT scan.


A child being prepared for a CT scan.

A child being prepared for a CT scan.


A child being prepared for a CT scan.

Normal CT of the abdomen. A CT 'slice' through the upper abdomen of a child illustrates the normal appearance of both kidneys, the liver and gallbladder.


Normal CT of the abdomen.  A CT 'slice' through the upper abdomen of a child illustrates the normal appearance of both kidneys, the liver and gallbladder.

Normal CT scan of the chest of a 9-year-old boy. A CT 'slice' through the chest shows normal black appearance of the lungs. The normal heart is also seen as the round structure near the top of the chest in this image.


Normal CT scan of the chest of a 9-year-old boy.  A CT 'slice' through the chest shows normal black appearance of the lungs.  The normal heart is also seen as the round structure near the top of the chest in this image.

Sagittal CT image demonstrates a filling defect in the proximal colon (arrow). This lesion represents the telescoping of the distal small bowel into the colon and is known as an ileocolic intussusception.


Sagittal CT image demonstrates a filling defect in the proximal colon (arrow). This lesion represents the telescoping of the distal small bowel into the colon and is known as an ileocolic intussusception.

Your Radiologist Explains Pediatric Radiology


Your Radiologist Explains Pediatric Radiology