Reducing Postoperative CT Imaging for Children With Complicated Appendicitis: A Pediatric Surgical Quality Collaborative Quality Improvement Project
Abstract
Despite widespread initiatives to reduce ionizing radiation for appendicitis diagnosis, computed tomography (CT) scanning postoperatively remains common. The Pediatric Surgery Quality Collaborative (PSQC) aimed to identify differences between children's hospitals with high and low postoperative CT usage for complicated appendicitis.
Keywords
Pediatric SurgeryComplicated AppendicitisPostoperative ImagingRadiation ReductionQuality ImprovementComputed TomographyClinical Practice VariationHashtags
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