Computed tomography-related radiation exposure in children transferred to a Level I pediatric trauma center

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Adam S Brinkman

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Charles M Leys

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Kara G Gill

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Managing radiation risk in the evaluation of the pediatric trauma patient.

Pediatric trauma: differences in pathophysiology, injury patterns and treatment compared with adult trauma

CT scan and the pediatric trauma patient--are we overdoing it?

Pediatric CT: strategies to lower radiation dose.

Computed tomography before transfer to a level I pediatric trauma center risks duplication with associated increased radiation exposure.

Diagnostic radiation exposure in pediatric trauma patients.

Repeat abdominal computed tomography scans after pediatric blunt abdominal trauma: missed injuries, extra costs, and unnecessary radiation exposure.

Reduction of radiation dose in pediatric brain CT is not associated with missed injuries or delayed diagnosis.

Delayed diagnosis of injuries in pediatric trauma: the role of radiographic ordering practices.

Where we were, what has changed, what needs doing: a decade of progress.

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10.1097/TA.0000000000000645

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Ankush Gosain

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