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Textbook of Radiology

Paediatric musculoskeletal radiology

In this chapter we will consider the radiologic manifestations of some musculoskeletal disorders in children. Infection, and tumors in children will be described in other chapters.

1. General principles

2. The normal pediatric skeleton

3. Skeletal maturation

4. Skeletal trauma

5. Developmental problems

6. Congenital anomalies

7. The bone dysplasias

8. Other musculoskeletal disorders

9. Metabolic bone disease

10. Periosteal elevation in childhood and cortical thickening

11. Other disorders

Andrew K. Poznanski