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Final ID: Poster #: EDU-018
Radiological findings in nutritional deficiencies and eating disorders in children: A pictorial review
Purpose or Case Report: Nutritional deficiencies in children are prevalent both in the US and abroad often under-diagnosed unless symptomatic. Some nutritional deficiencies have conspicuous imaging findings that might help with diagnosis and/or follow up in a timely manner. Similarly, imaging might be needed to diagnose or follow complications related to malnutrition and eating disorders such as bulimia, anorexia nervosa, binge eating and pica. This educational exhibit will review radiographic, CT and MR imaging of nutritional deficiencies and complications of malnutrition and eating disorders in children
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