Avoiding skull radiographs in infants with suspected inflicted injury who also undergo head CT: “a no-brainer?”

Head imaging in suspected non accidental injury in the paediatric population. In the advent of volumetric CT imaging, has the skull X-ray become redundant?

(2018) S.R. Sharp et al.   CLINICAL RADIOLOGY

Reappraisal of Neonatal Greenstick Skull Fractures Caused by Birth Injuries: Comparison of 3-Dimensional Reconstructed Computed Tomography and Simple Skull Radiographs

(2018) Sung Min Cho et al.   World Neurosurgery

The neuroimaging mimics of abusive head trauma

(2018) Kshitij Mankad et al.   EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PAEDIATRIC NEUROLOGY

Black bone MRI with 3D reconstruction for the detection of skull fractures in children with suspected abusive head trauma

(2018) Stephen F. Kralik et al.   NEURORADIOLOGY

Reappraisal of Pediatric Diastatic Skull Fractures in the 3-Dimensional CT Era: Clinical Characteristics and Comparison of Diagnostic Accuracy of Simple Skull X-Ray, 2-Dimensional CT, and 3-Dimensional CT

(2017) Sook Young Sim et al.   World Neurosurgery

Performance of computed tomography of the head to evaluate for skull fractures in infants with suspected non-accidental trauma

(2016) Paige A. Culotta et al.   PEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY

Pediatric skull fracture diagnosis: should 3D CT reconstructions be added as routine imaging?

(2015) Gunes Orman et al.   Journal of Neurosurgery-Pediatrics

ESPR adopts British guidelines for imaging in suspected non-accidental injury as the European standard

(2014) Amaka C. Offiah et al.   PEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY

Shaken baby syndrome in New Zealand, 2000–2002

(2008) Patrick Kelly et al.   JOURNAL OF PAEDIATRICS AND CHILD HEALTH