Tag: "x-ray"

With the Cincinnati Reds Opening Day quickly approaching, Mr. Redlegs made a short stop at Cincinnati Children’s to get ready for the season.

Get to know Kelsey Goodridge and Samantha Benz, who have recently joined the Radiology family at Cincinnati Children's.

X-rays are an important diagnostic tool in human medicine, but not many people know that x-rays are just as important in animal medicine. This is how x-rays helped save my dog's leg.  

Chest x-rays can help identify more than just broken bones.

Some of the most commonly reported soft-tissue foreign bodies are objects that can be easily stepped on such as glass, metal, splinters from wood, or, in one very interesting case, a pencil.

Take a look at what flowers look like under an x-ray!

What does Snoopy and an ice-scream scoop have to do with radiology? Plenty!

Kids’ bones look a lot different on x-rays than adult bones, and our pediatric radiologists at Cincinnati Children's are trained to recognize these differences.

The Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging Center provides a wide range of care for pediatric patients with over 200,000 imaging procedures every year.

Take a look at the amazing x-rays we took of some common kids' toys!

Learn about which techniques we're using to understand the lung structural pathology associated with preterm birth and bronchopulmonary dysplasia.

UTE MRI techniques could possibly replace the need for CT in imaging lung disease in sick infants.

Learn about Little League Shoulder and how it could affect your Little Leaguer.

It can be difficult to get kids with bowel issues to talk about how they're feeling, but at Cincinnati Children's, we've found humor can help.

What happens when a child swallows a foreign object? Read today's blog post to find out what it might look like on an x-ray and what you should do.

Urinary infections in kids is not uncommon. Learn how we diagnose these infections and determine if the problems have become more complex.

You are your child's number one advocate, especially when they're sick. Learn what questions to ask to ensure that your child is getting the safest care.