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[Diagnostic imaging in child abuse].
[child syndrome]
Diagnostic
imaging
in
child
abuse
plays
an
important
role
and
includes
the
depiction
of
skeletal
injuries
,
soft
tissue
lesions
,
visceral
injuries
in
"
battered
child
syndrome
"
and
brain
injuries
in
"
shaken
baby
syndrome
"
.
The
use
of
appropriate
imaging
modalities
allows
specific
fractures
to
be
detected
,
skeletal
lesions
to
be
dated
and
the
underlying
mechanism
of
the
lesion
to
be
described
.
The
imaging
results
must
be
taken
into
account
when
assessing
the
clinical
history
,
clinical
findings
and
differential
diagnoses
.
Computed
tomography
(
CT
)
and
magnetic
resonance
imaging
(
MRI
)
examinations
must
be
performed
in
order
to
detect
lesions
of
the
central
nervous
system
(
CNS
)
immediately
.
CT
is
necessary
in
the
initial
diagnosis
to
delineate
oedema
and
haemorrhages
.
Early
detection
of
brain
injuries
in
children
with
severe
neurological
symptoms
can
prevent
serious
late
sequelae
.
MRI
is
performed
in
follow-up
investigations
and
is
used
to
describe
residual
lesions
,
including
parenchymal
findings
.
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"early detection"
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