1. IRIA JANUARY 2008 FILM READING SESSION BY FACULTY

2. CASE 1 –Twelve-year-old girl presenting with seizures. Clinically believed to be Friedreich’s ataxia. –Mild fever

3. CHEST FILMS AND CT CHEST

7. CASE 2 –Three-year-old male with an abdominal mass. Patient not really sick but off color.

8. US, CT, AND MR OF THE ABDOMEN

10. LOWER MASS AND KIDNEY

13. CASE 3 –Fourteen-year-old female with injury to the right shoulder.

14. PLAIN FILMS

16. CASE 4 –Seven-year-old male with one week history of rapidly developing abdominal distention.

17. US AND CT OF ABDOMEN AND CT CHEST

18. LUQ

19. MID ABD

25. CASE 5 –Fourteen-year-old female with abdominal distention, clinical suggestion of ascites and some nausea and vomiting. A few non- specific and not alarming lymph nodes in the neck.

26. CT OF ABDOMEN

29. CASE 6 –Eight-year-old male with slowly increasing respiratory distress. –Mild fever, no systemic symptoms

30. PLAIN FILMS AND CT OF CHEST

33. CASE 7 –Four-month-old female with a painless abdominal mass believed to be a large liver.

34. US AND MRI OF ABDOMEN

39. CASE 8 –Two-year-old female presenting with an acute abdomen. Clinically suspected intussusception.

40. US OF ABDOMEN RLQ

43. CASE 9 –Three patients with low-grade, somewhat chronic pain around the hip.

44. CASE 9A –14-year-old male, pain left hip

45. PLAIN FILMS, CT AND MR

51. CASE 9B –8-year-old female, pain left hip

52. PLAIN FILMS AND CT

58. CASE 9C –4-year-old male, pain right hip

59. PLAIN FILMS AND CT