Do Patrick,  Krishnarao Priya

Final Pr. ID: Poster #: EDU-103

Assessing and reporting pediatric bone age is a subjective and often tedious multi-step process. The typical reporting workflow at our institution requires perusing a hardcopy of a bone age atlas to find an image matching the PACS screen, finding reference values in a table, and performing rote arithmetic to determine the progress of skeletal maturity. Read More

Authors:  Do Patrick , Krishnarao Priya

Keywords:  bone, age, skeletal, structured, report

Daneff Monica,  Casalis Claudia,  Bruno Claudio,  Bruno Didier

Final Pr. ID: Poster #: SCI-070

Radiographic bone age determination is part of the routine evaluation of suspected growth disorders. Simplicity and low cost are its major advantages but ionizing radiation should be taken into consideration. Conventional ultrasonography (US) has proven effective to identify ossification centers of the hand and wrist between 0 and 24 months of age. It may become an innocuous follow-up tool for patients with growth disorders. We aimed to asses the chronological US emergence of the ossification centers of the hand and wrist in healthy infants between 2 and 4 years of age. Read More

Authors:  Daneff Monica , Casalis Claudia , Bruno Claudio , Bruno Didier

Keywords:  Bone age, ultrasound, Growth, ULTRASOUND