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Paediatric radiology 1: gastrointestinal tract.

Clinical symptoms in the infant differ from those in the adult in that they are most likely to have a congenital or developmental cause. These symptoms are discussed together with the history and imaging techniques most likely to reveal their cause in the gastrointestinal tract. (The genitourinary and respiratory tracts will be dealt with separately in future articles in this series.)