Pediatric Radiology — Flashcards

Narrowing of the _____ and subglottic region produces the "steeple sign" on CXR of croup (parainfluenza virus)

Neuroblastoma shows _____ calcifications and vascular encasement on CECT

_____ sign: Elevation of pericranial fat (scalp edema) seen in intrauterine fetal death.

_____ sign is a radiological feature of scurvy.

Localized bilateral _____ destruction of the medial proximal tibia is called as Wimberger's sign and is seen in early congenital syphilis.

The X-ray of choice to determine the skeletal age of a 12 to 14 year-old boy is X-ray of the _____ and hip.

_____, fraying, and splaying are the metaphyseal radiological features seen in rickets.

Typical USG findings of _____ in an infant with persistent jaundice is the triangular cord sign

The X-ray of choice to determine the skeletal age of a 1 to 13 year-old boy is X-ray of the _____ and wrist.

Investigation of choice in evaluation of posterior urethral valve is _____