This document discusses several pediatric emergency radiology cases, including an 11-month-old girl with a bowel obstruction and appendicolith, an 18-month-old with a retropharyngeal abscess, a 2-year-old with acute epiglotitis, a 15-month-old boy with croup, a 7-year-old with a Jefferson fracture from diving into shallow water, and a severe femoral fracture in a child that was determined to be from non-accidental injury or child abuse.

1. Pediatric Emergency radiology
Leul Adane, MD
Fellow
Oct 2023

2. 11 month girl, vomiting

4. • RUQ target sign, LUQ crescent sign

5. Bowel obstruction

7. Appendicolith

11. Coin vs button battry

12. 18 mo, noisy breathing and fever
Retropharyngeal abscess

13. 2yr old, fever and stridor
Acute epiglotitis

14. 15 mo old boy fever, mild stridor and
barking cough

15. Steeple sign of Croup

16. 7 yr head and injury; diving into
shallow water
Jefferson # Atlas

17. Severe femoral fracture without
explanation.
NAI-Child abuse