Publications by authors named "Quelquejay C"
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- Pediatric gastrointestinal fluoroscopy exams show significant differences in radiation doses across various centers, even for similar patient sizes and exam types.
- The study involved five radiology departments analyzing over 2,400 exams, focusing on imaging protocols, radiation doses, and image quality through retrospective data collection.
- Findings indicate a lack of correlation between increased radiation dose and improved image quality, suggesting the need for standardized guidelines to optimize practices and reduce unnecessary radiation exposure in pediatric care.
We have studied retrospectively a series of 10 children presenting with chronic multifocal osteomyelitis (8 girls, 2 boys, 7 to 16 years). All patients had plain films, bone scintigraphies and histological studies. Three had CT scan and/or MRI.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFA kindred of four children of different ages was at the same time adopted and transferred from a very poor to a fairly good environment. A rapid catch-up growth was observed in all four during the first 2 years after adoption. Beyond the 2nd year, physical development varied according to age, sex, and the rhythm of sexual maturation.
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