Diagnostic Imaging: Pediatric Neuroradiology

Kevin R. Moore, MD is an adjunct professor of radiology at the University of Utah School of Medicine in Salt Lake City, Utah. He is a pediatric radiologist and neuroradiologist at Intermountain Pediatric Imaging at Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City, Utah. Pediatric Neuroradiologist, Vice Chair, Department of Medical Imaging, Primary Children's Hospital, Salt Lake City, Utah

• PART 1: BRAINSection 1: Pathology-Based DiagnosesCONGENITAL MALFORMATIONSHINDBRAIN MALFORMATIONSDISORDERS OF DIVERTICULATION/CLEAVAGEMALFORMATIONS OF CORTICAL DEVELOPMENTFAMILIAL TUMOR/NEUROCUTANEOUS SYNDROMESTRAUMASTROKEVASCULAR MALFORMATIONSCVMS WITH AV SHUNTINGCVMS WITHOUT AV SHUNTINGNEOPLASMSNONNEOPLASTIC CYSTS AND TUMOR MIMICSINFECTIOUS DISEASECONGENITAL/NEONATAL INFECTIONSACQUIRED INFECTIONSINFLAMMATORY AND DEMYELINATING DISEASEINHERITED METABOLIC/DEGENERATIVE DISORDERSNormal VariantsLYSOSOMAL DISORDERSPEROXISOMAL DISORDERSORGANIC AND AMINOACIDOPATHIESMISCELLANEOUSACQUIRED TOXIC/METABOLIC/DEGENERATIVE DISORDERSSECTION 2: ANATOMY-BASED DIAGNOSESVENTRICLES AND CISTERNSSELLA AND PITUITARYSKULL, SCALP, AND MENINGESCONGENITALTRAUMANONNEOPLASTIC AND TUMOR-LIKE DISORDERSPart II: Head and NeckSECTION 1: TEMPORAL BONE AND SKULL BASESECTION 2: ORBIT, NOSE, AND SINUSESSECTION 3: SUPRAHYOID AND INFRAHYOID NECKSECTION 4: MULTIPLE REGIONS, HEAD AND NECKPart III: SpineSECTION 1: CONGENITAL AND GENETIC DISORDERSCONGENITALNORMAL ANATOMICAL VARIATIONSCHIARI DISORDERSABNORMALITIES OF NEURULATIONANOMALIES OF CAUDAL CELL MESSANOMALIES OF NOTOCHORD AND VERTEBRAL FORMATIONDEVELOPMENTAL ABNORMALITIESGENETIC DISORDERSSCOLIOSIS AND KYPHOSISSECTION 2: TRAUMASECTION 3: DEVELOPMENTAL AND DEGENERATIVE DISEASESSECTION 4: INFECTION AND INFLAMMATORY DISORDERSINFECTIONSINFLAMMATORY AND AUTOIMMUNE DISORDERSSECTION 5: NEOPLASMS, CYSTS, AND OTHER MASSESNEOPLASMSEXTRADURAL SPACEINTRADURAL EXTRAMEDULLARY SPACEINTRAMEDULLARY SPACENONNEOPLASTIC CYSTS AND TUMOR MIMICSSECTION 6: SPINE POSTPROCEDURAL IMAGING

"The fourth edition of Diagnostic Imaging: Pediatric Neuroradiology is simultaneously detailed and accessible. [It] is divided into three parts: brain; head and neck; and spine.... Key facts are outlined at the beginning of each condition covering imaging, differentials, pathology and clinical issues... [and] this systematic formatting makes the book intuitive and easy to navigate.... The radiological images are of a very high standard,... accompanying diagrams are also clear and well drawn. The hardback binding is well made, and the paper is of good quality,... book is very visually appealing. The companion ebook is also easy to navigate, with useful search, highlight and bookmark functions.... Encyclopaedic coverage of paediatric neuroradiology is provided in a digestible format. It would be a helpful educational resource for senior radiology trainees specialising in paediatrics or neuroradiology,... [and] will also be of use to radiology consultants including neuroradiologists, paediatric neurologists and paediatric neurosurgeons." - Dr. Louis Tapper (South Yorkshire radiology training) and Dr. Daniel Connolly (Sheffield Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), RAD Magazine, March 2025