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Gary R Schooler1, Joseph T Davis1, Victoria M Parente2
1Department of Radiology, Duke University Medical Center, 1905 Children's Health Center, Box 3808-DUMC, Durham, NC 27710, USA.
Abstract:
Cough and fever in infants and children are frequent but nonspecific symptoms. Several usual differential diagnoses are under consideration and imaging is often necessary to help arrive at an accurate diagnosis and ensure proper management. A broad spectrum of underlying disorders may be present. Radiologists must remain cognizant of the potential for immune dysfunction and underlying structural abnormalities. A clear understanding of up-to-date imaging evaluation recommendations and characteristic imaging features can assist radiologists and clinicians in arriving at the most accurate diagnosis in a timely manner and help ensure proper management and necessary follow-up imaging assessment.
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