Аннотация:
Purpose. To acquire additional diagnostic information in patients with orbital trau-ma in order to identify the risk of postoperative enophthalmos. To evaluate the ad-vantages of MSCT data postprocessing and volume orbital measurement. Materials and methods. A total of 71 patients (100[%]) with midface trauma were studied in Sechenov University using pre- and postoperative volume 640-slice CT. Post pro-cessing of MSCT data included workstation special software, where the bone borders of the orbits before and after surgical treatment were marked on every slice and presented in mathematical units (ml). Results. Preoperative MSCT revealed increased orbital volume in 64 patients (90[%]) due to severe midface trauma, the difference between traumatized and normal orbit was from 2 ml to 14 ml, these patients required surgical treatment. The other 7 patients (10[%]) had mild midface trauma, the difference between orbital volumes was less than 2 ml, these patients didn't undergo surgical treatment. A
Pavlova O. Yu. Ol`ga Yuryevna 1989-
Serova N. S. Natal`ya Sergeevna 1979-
Davydov D. V.
Peric B.
Павлова О. Ю. Ольга Юрьевна 1989-
Серова Н. С. Наталья Сергеевна 1979-
Давyдов Д. В.
Периc Б.
Orbital volume assessment according to MSCT data in patients with midface trauma
Текст визуальный непосредственный
Российский электронный журнал лучевой диагностики
Национальный конгресс лучевых диагностов
Vol.8, Issue1 P. 29-39
2018
Статья
Data postprocessing Enophthalmos MSCT Volume orbital
Purpose. To acquire additional diagnostic information in patients with orbital trau-ma in order to identify the risk of postoperative enophthalmos. To evaluate the ad-vantages of MSCT data postprocessing and volume orbital measurement. Materials and methods. A total of 71 patients (100[%]) with midface trauma were studied in Sechenov University using pre- and postoperative volume 640-slice CT. Post pro-cessing of MSCT data included workstation special software, where the bone borders of the orbits before and after surgical treatment were marked on every slice and presented in mathematical units (ml). Results. Preoperative MSCT revealed increased orbital volume in 64 patients (90[%]) due to severe midface trauma, the difference between traumatized and normal orbit was from 2 ml to 14 ml, these patients required surgical treatment. The other 7 patients (10[%]) had mild midface trauma, the difference between orbital volumes was less than 2 ml, these patients didn't undergo surgical treatment. A