Every pediatric radiologist looks things up. The difference isn't whether you use references—it's which ones you trust.

Rather than reviewing the latest journal articles, in this 10th episode of Inside Pediatric Radiology, hosts Dr. Erica Riedesel and Dr. Smyrna Tuburan focus on the resources that improve diagnostic accuracy, support evidence-based decision making, strengthen multidisciplinary communication, and enhance patient safety.

Whether you're a resident preparing for call, a fellow building your own reference library, or an experienced pediatric radiologist refining your workflow, you'll leave with practical resources you can use immediately.

Topics discussed include:

• Landmark publications that transformed pediatric radiology, including the Image Gently® campaign, PRETEXT liver tumor staging, and the Consensus Statement on Abusive Head Trauma

• Clinical practice guidelines from organizations such as the American College of Radiology (ACR) and American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).

• High-yield online references, measurement tools, contrast manuals, bone age resources, anatomy references, and reporting standards used in daily clinical practice

• Strategies for creating a personalized pediatric radiology resource library that supports lifelong learning

• The hosts' "lightning round" recommendations for the one paper, textbook, website, and underrated resource every pediatric radiologist should know

Whether you're searching for pediatric radiology resources, landmark pediatric radiology papers, radiology guidelines, board exam study materials, or ways to stay current in clinical practice, this episode provides a practical roadmap for building a trusted library you'll return to throughout your career.

Resources Mentioned:

ACR Appropriateness Criteria®

AAP Clinical Practice Guidelines

AIUM Ultrasound Practice Parameters

Image Gently

Radiology Info

ACR Manual on Contrast Media

e-Anatomy

OHSU Pediatric Radiology Normal Measurements

RSNA News

AMA Morning Rounds

ACR Bulletin