Only moderate intra-and inter-observer agreement between radiologists and surgeons when grading blunt paediatric hepatic injury on CT scan
DR Nellensteijn, HJ Ten Duis… - European journal of …, 2009 - thieme-connect.com
Abstract Introduction: The American Pediatric Surgical Association developed guidelines for
the management of haemodynamically stable children with hepatic or splenic injury, based …
the management of haemodynamically stable children with hepatic or splenic injury, based …
Only Moderate Intra-and Inter-observer Agreement between Radiologists and Surgeons when Grading Blunt Paediatric Hepatic Injury on CT Scan
DR Nellensteijn, HJ ten Duis, J Oldenziel… - European Journal of …, 2009 - research.rug.nl
Abstract Introduction: The American Pediatric Surgical Association developed guidelines for
the management of haemodynamically stable children with hepatic or splenic injury, based …
the management of haemodynamically stable children with hepatic or splenic injury, based …
Only moderate intra-and inter-observer agreement between radiologists and surgeons when grading blunt paediatric hepatic injury on CT scan
DR Nellensteijn, HJ ten Duis… - … journal of pediatric …, 2009 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Introduction The American Pediatric Surgical Association developed guidelines for the
management of haemodynamically stable children with hepatic or splenic injury, based on …
management of haemodynamically stable children with hepatic or splenic injury, based on …
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DR Nellensteijn, HJ ten Duis, J Oldenziel… - Eur J Pediatr …, 2009 - researchgate.net
Abstract & Introduction: The American Pediatric Surgical Association developed guidelines
for the management of haemodynamically stable children with hepatic or splenic injury …
for the management of haemodynamically stable children with hepatic or splenic injury …
Only moderate intra-and inter-observer agreement between radiologists and surgeons when grading blunt paediatric hepatic injury on CT scan.
DR Nellensteijn, HJ ten Duis, J Oldenziel… - European Journal of …, 2009 - europepmc.org
Results CT scans of 27 patients (11 girls and 16 boys, median age 11.7+/-5.2 years) were
reviewed. Mean AAST grade of liver injury was 3.3+/-1.1 for radiologists, 2.9+/-1.0 for …
reviewed. Mean AAST grade of liver injury was 3.3+/-1.1 for radiologists, 2.9+/-1.0 for …