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[Multislice spiral computed tomography in pelvic injuries: image analysis and reporting]
Objective:
To elaborate an algorithm for image reconstruction and reporting when using multislice spiral tomography in patients with pelvic bone fractures.
Material And Methods:
Multislice spiral computed tomography was performed in 511 patients with pelvic bone injuries. Data post-processing used the options Multi Planar Reformation (MRP), Curved Planar Reconstruction (CPR), "cutting", "clipping", 3D Volume Rendering (VRT), and virtual hip exarticulation.
Results:
The report drawn up together with surgeons on pelvic injury examination must include the following reconstructions: MPR in the axial coronal, and sagittal planes; 3D direct anterior view; direct posterior view; cauded projection (inlet view of the pelvis); cranial projection (outlet view of the pelvis); obturator foramen projection (internal oblique hip projection, obturator projection); iliac wing projection (external oblique hip projection, iliac projection), and additional 3D target projections.
Conclusion:
The elaboration of this algorithm could standardize an examination report and provide surgeons with all necessary information according to the current classifications of these injuries.
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