Certain findings on chest x-ray (CXR) are more specific for COVID-19 pneumonia, whereas CT is better for characterizing and confirming and for differentiating one lung infection from another, Lee ...

Scientists from CSIRO, Australia's national science agency, have developed a world-first method to teach artificial ...

Key takeaways: Agreement on a pediatric acute respiratory distress syndrome diagnosis was common using 2015 criteria. Most disagreements occurred because of differing chest radiograph interpretations.

If your child has had a chest X-ray recently, we will want those images transferred into the U of U Health system before your child’s evaluation appointment. The scheduler will talk to you about that ...

(HealthDay)—A negative chest radiograph (CXR) accurately excludes pneumonia in the majority of children, according to a study published in the September issue of Pediatrics.

Parents are usually the first people to notice a chest wall deformity. Then, your health care provider will conduct a physical exam to diagnose the condition. Your provider may also order a chest ...

Dr. Packard and co-author, Kristen B. Thomas, M.D., head of the pediatric division at Mayo Clinic and assistant professor of radiology at Mayo Medical School, reviewed data from 719 pediatric ...

Pediatric x-ray imaging safety is a "shared responsibility," she told the more than 100 attendees. To minimize risks to children, imaging should be "justified and optimized." ...

The researchers found that 72.8% of children had negative CXRs, with 8.9% of these children clinically diagnosed with pneumonia and 9.3% given antibiotics for other bacterial syndromes.

Dr. Packard and co-author, Kristen B. Thomas, M.D., head of the pediatric division at Mayo Clinic and assistant professor of radiology at Mayo Medical School, reviewed data from 719 pediatric ...