[PDF] Top 20 Computed Tomography of the Sacrum: 1 Normal Anatomy

... Sacral promontory Ala Central sacral canal Superior articular facet S1 Inferior articular facet L5 L5-S 1 disk space Iliac bones Median sacral crest Intermediate sacral crest Lateral sac[r] ... See full document

... Most of the osteoid osteomas that occurred in the sacrum were treated by open resection and only four cases were treated by CT-guided resection. CT-guided resection of the nidus was first reported by Voto et al. ... See full document

... All the congenital lesions demonstrated dorsal dysraphism with widening of the central sacral canal and sparing of th e sac ral foramin a.. Th e four li pomas clearly displayed fat densi[r] ... See full document

... The general physical examination was unremarkable. Colpo- scopic examination of the genitalia was conducted in frog-leg position with labial separation and traction and in knee chest position. The genitalia were soiled ... See full document

... This study was the first of its kind to utilize CBCT to evaluate asymmetries in a normal, Class I, adolescent population. Previous studies in Class III patients have shown a tendency towards significant asymmetry, ... See full document

... Our study has also established CT characteristics and distribution of normal inguinal lymph nodes in children. Inguinal lymph nodes were multiple and symmetrical in size and number, commonly contained fat, and ... See full document

... as computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) have been more commonly used in veterinary practice for musculoskeletal and other problems, but their use for elephants is precluded by body ... See full document

... evaluate anatomy of MCA, 266 consecutive CTA findings in the patients without MCA aneurysms performed from March 2015 to February 2016 in the University Hospital in Krakow were retrospectively ana- ...and 1 ... See full document

... Other authors focused mainly on measurements of the lateral nasal wall, nasal septum deviations, or maxillary sinus anatomy variability in patients with inflammatory sinus pathology [1, 3, 18]. There are ... See full document

... first molars from an Indian population. In 2011, Ioannidis et al. [12] reported a case of the left first mandibular molar with a single root and canal and described the incidence and the endodontic manage- ment. In 2014, ... See full document

... type 1-4 frontoehmoid cells (Kuhn), and suprabullar cells ...recess anatomy is essential for the successful treatment of subjects with frontal sinus ...high-resolution computed tomography (CT) ... See full document

... CTCA is a non-invasive radiological procedure that al- lows obtaining quick images with a higher temporal and spatial resolution. It allows direct visualization and evaluation of the coronary artery anatomy, ... See full document

... The measurement of SL in routine clinical practice is a very good indicator of actual SS [19, 23, 27]. But it was not clear to what extent these measurements reflected the actual SL. There is variation among radiological ... See full document

... Previous studies have shown that 3D imaging us- ing CBCT is a simple and effective method to accurate- ly analyze the airway. [18-20] Currently, there are a few 3D studies to measure airway volume in individuals with CLP ... See full document

... Although CT has been used to assess frontal recess pneumatization patterns [1–7], few studies in English have focused on Japanese adult populations. This study used high-resolution CT images to analyze Japanese ... See full document

... The sacroiliac joints (SIJ) play an important role in spondyloarthritis as the diagnosis often is confirmed based on sacroiliitis by imaging. In adults the early diag- nosis of sacroiliitis is currently based on magnetic ... See full document

... of the FIAM of each petrous bone were created from micro-CT scans dataset processed in CTAnalyser soft- ware. These models made visible a real aspects of the 3D structure of an object and were subjected as the OBJ file ... See full document

... nonspecific. Computed Tomography can detect normal and abnormal lung interstitium and morphological characteristics of both localized and diffuse lung ...the normal anatomy of the lung ... See full document

... Volume rendered CT angiography can very quickly and accurately determine the location and course of the renal vascular anatomy. Angioscopic and MIP views provide additional information on the renal vascular ... See full document

... The fascial spaces of the face are important because they tend to confine early infection; however, because they communicate with each other, an inflammatory process can easily involve m[r] ... See full document