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Imaging of Headaches: Appropriateness and Differential Diagnosis
Abstract:
Headache is prevalent among children, but practitioners may not be familiar with the numerous clinical and imaging guidelines that intend to foster effective care for children with headaches. Here, the guidelines for imaging used in pediatric headache, including sinus and postconcussive headaches, are summarized. An illustrated discussion of differential considerations for imaging findings in children with secondary headaches is provided and highlights the role imaging plays in their diagnosis. [Pediatr Ann. 2020;49(9):e389-e394.].
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