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Children with a history of coin ingestion should have oesophageal impaction ruled out radiologically |
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Lateral neck x-rays are not indicated in the emergency department management of suspected fish bone impaction. |
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Pelvic radiography is not always indicated in severe blunt trauma if the patient has no pelvic symptoms and is GCS 15 |
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Prophylactic gastroprotection in all adult orthopaedic trauma patients receiving low molecular weight heparin and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesia? |
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Radiological diagnosis of mandibular fracture |
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Are routine chest x-rays helpful in the management of febrile neutropenia? |
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Role of plain abdominal radiograph in the diagnosis of intussusception |
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Swimmers view or supine oblique views to visualise the cervicothoracic junction |
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Abdominal radiography in 'Body Packers'. |
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CXR or CT in Blunt chest trauma? |
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Which facial views for facial trauma? |
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Chest X Ray, rib fracture and exclusion pneumothorax |
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Are follow up chest X-rays helpful in the management of children recovering from pneumonia? |
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Need for cervical spine imaging for alert children after trauma |
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Cervical spine imaging in children under 9 after trauma |
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The sensitivity of a normal chest radiograph in ruling out aortic dissection |
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Diagnostic utility of chest xray for investigation of pulmonary embolism |
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Use of imaging techniques in asymptomatic cocaine body packers |
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High spatial resolution Sonography in diagnosis of suspected fracture of Scaphoid |
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Role of flexion/extension radiography in paediatric neck injuries |
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Role of flexion/extension radiography in neck injuries in adults |
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Elbow extension as a 'rule-out' tool for significant injury in adults |
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Elbow extension as a 'rule-out' tool for significant injury in children |
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In children presenting to the Emergency Department what is the specificity of rib fractures for non-accidental injury? |
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Major complications with low molecular weight and unfractionated heparin in patients investigated for thromboembolism. |
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The use of ultrasound for diagnosing paediatric wrist fractures |
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Is ultrasound or chest x-ray best for the diagnosis of pneumothorax in the emergency department? |
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Predicting the need for knee radiography in the emergency department: Ottawa or Pittsburgh rule? |
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Are Skeletal Surveys Useful in the Evaluation for Physical Abuse in Children |
