"Recognizing Child Abuse in Radiology" is a specialized book that focuses on the diagnosis of child abuse and its differential diagnosis. It is aimed at both beginners and experienced healthcare professionals, providing a comprehensive analysis of the radiological findings associated with child abuse. The book places particular emphasis on distinguishing between normal findings that may simulate abuse and true as well as false diagnoses of metabolic bone diseases that can lead to fractures. It also addresses the issue of abusive head trauma and the challenges posed by experts who deny abuse. The importance of plain radiography is highlighted, while other imaging modalities such as ultrasound, CT, and MRI are also discussed in relation to the detection of child abuse. Additionally, the book offers valuable guidance on documenting suspected cases of abuse and fostering collaboration between clinicians and radiologists. It is a valuable resource for radiologists in training and practice, as well as for other healthcare professionals.