Pediatric radiology crossing continents

Considering paediatric radiology

“…Even in developed countries, most paediatric imaging is performed by nonspecialists [6,7]. Eva Kis [8] highlights the huge discrepancies in certification, specialist radiographers and dedicated paediatric equipment. When numbers are low, the availability of training is an issue that can lead to paediatrics being an unpopular specialty for a young radiologist to consider [9].…”

“…COVID-19 has, however, accelerated the use of digital technology, which must be embraced to support teleradiology for specialist opinions and education. The advocacy of the international societies and the World Federation of Paediatric Imaging is essential to support developing countries and there is a need to coordinate donations to support the purchase of appropriate equipment [8]. Innovative partnerships such as those formed between the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and Ethiopia are hugely beneficial [11].…”