The Role of CT scan and MRI in Evaluating Bone Marrow Diseases in Children

To maximize the patient's chances of long-term survival and reduce the likelihood of any potential hematologic, skeletal, or neurological problems, a bone marrow evaluation is crucial. For more accurate diagnosis and treatment of non-specific diseases or those with severe symptoms, doctors employ CT and MRI scans. When a child has a disease or condition that could affect their bones or bone marrow, more and more computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) tests are being used to find, describe, and track bone marrow abnormalities. Studies with the same variables included in the research issue are scarce, according to earlier research. By looking over earlier research on the dependent and independent variables of the study, the researcher used the descriptive approach.