Pediatric Interventional Radiology — Flashcards

Flashcard 1: Earliest Skull X-ray sign in a child with raised ICT is _____

Answer: Sutural diastasis

Flashcard 2: Wilm's tumor shows _____ calcification in contrast-enhanced CT

Answer: peripheral

Flashcard 3: What is the next best investigation for a patient with suspected jejunal atresia on X-ray?

Answer: Upper GI contrast study (Upper GI series)

Extra: In neonates with suspected proximal intestinal obstruction (such as jejunal atresia) where the X-ray is not diagnostic, an Upper GI series is the next step to confirm the level of obstruction and, crucially, to rule out malrotation with midgut volvulus. Note: For distal bowel obstruction (multiple dilated loops on X-ray), a contrast enema is typically the next investigation of choice to differentiate between ileal atresia, meconium ileus, and Hirschsprung's disease.

Flashcard 4: Typical USG findings of _____ in an infant with persistent jaundice is the triangular cord sign

Answer: biliary atresia

Flashcard 5: _____ sign is an ultrasonographic sign seen in boys with posterior urethral valves

Answer: Keyhole

Flashcard 6: A triple bubble sign on X-ray implies a diagnosis of _____

Answer: jejunal atresia

Flashcard 7: _____, fraying, and splaying are the metaphyseal radiological features seen in rickets.

Answer: Cupping

Flashcard 8: Radiological features of scurvy: _____: Expansion of the costochondral junctions

Answer: Scorbutic rosary

Flashcard 9: Target sign on USG Abdomen is suggestive of _____.

Answer: intussusception

Flashcard 10: Contrast enema shows an empty microcolon in case of _____

Answer: Meconium ileus