Radiology Resources

 Our extensive outreach and support services include:

• Longterm feeding tube support
• Outpatient venous access (PICC line) support
• In-office pediatric radiology inservice/CME services
• Pediatric teleradiology services
• Pediatric radiology consultation services

PDFs

Interventional Radiology Brochure
Lymphatic Malformation Treatment: Defining State-of-the-Art
Head and Neck Cystic Masses: New Minimally and Microinvasive Treatment Solutions
CT Scans and Radiation Risk - Frequently Asked Questions
CT Scans in Children: Smart Safety
Catheter Fibrinolysis And Drainage of Pleural Empyema
Percutaneous Cecostomy for Antegrade Colonic Lavage
Percutaneous Chemoablation
Radiofrequency Ablation of Osteoid Osteoma

Recommended Links

Helping Hand: IVP (Intravenous Pyelogram)
Helping Hand: Shunt-O-Gram
Helping Hand: X-ray
Watch Nationwide Children's Radiology Video
Watch Nationwide Children's Interventional Radiology Video

Video Tour of MRI Facility              

What to expect during your MRI – without sedation
What to expect during your MRI – with sedation

Preparing for your MRI: Dietary Guidelines

• 8 hours before the scan time child may have food and whole milk
• 6 hours before the scan time child may have formula (NO cereal and/or thickening agents to be added)
• 4 hours before the scan time child may have breast milk if less than 1 year old
• 2 hours before the scan time child may have clear apple juice, Pedialyte, 7-Up, Sprite or water only (NO thickening agents)