Dr. Barry Dworkin

Many limitations including possible reverse causality in observational study that concludes that children who get multiple CT scans appear at higher risk for cancer.

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for April 26, 2023

Source:
Kids who get multiple CT scans appear at higher risk for cancer

Reference:

Open Access
Risks of leukemia, intracranial tumours and lymphomas in childhood and early adulthood after pediatric radiation exposure from computed tomography


Related posts:

  1. The effect of CT scan radiation exposure on cancer risk
  2. Ionizing radiation used in cardiac imaging may influence cancer risk but must be taken in context
  3. New evidenced-based concussion guidelines provide management consistency amongst health care providers
  4. CT scans help predict risk of major stroke after mini-strokes (TIA)