Radiography of Children covers the different skills needed to x-ray children successfully - radiographic positioning, choice and number of views, patient communication with child and parents, achieving patient co-operation, and immobilization. It provides a solid introduction to radiography, based on knowledge of child development/ psychology, pediatric pathology, and the emotional needs of the child and parents. Discusses IRMER, the Children Act, and advice on setting up a pediatric x-ray room in a general department.

The only detailed book that covers the differences between x-raying children & adults. Written by practicing pediatric radiographers. Includes child development/ psychology relevant to radiographic examinations of children. Includes coverage of current legislation and children's rights. Features a chapter dedicated to radiation protection and immobilization. Provides an abundance of photographs illustrating various imaging positions. Offers unique information on providing a comfortable environment for children. Presents imaging methods applicable to all hospitals. Includes information on the radiographer as 'play therapist.'