Multi-detector computed tomography assessment of the tibial plateau fractures
• 2015
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Amani Mohamed Fathi El Kharboutly
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Abstract
Objective: The purpose of our study was to assess the role of multi-detector CT in the
evaluation of tibial plateau fractures.
Subjects and methods: The study included twenty patients with fractures of the tibial plateau shown
on computed tomographic images. All patients subjected to non-contrast MDCT in axial cuts and
images are transferred to workstation; then they underwent coronal, sagittal reconstructed images
and 3-D volume rendering that are of benefit in final diagnosis.
Results: A total of 20 patients were included (their mean age 27 years). It was found that the most
common type is type II according to Schatzker classification, followed by type I.
Conclusion: The use of MDCT is advised for the accurate classification of tibial plateau fractures
and so the management decision.
evaluation of tibial plateau fractures.
Subjects and methods: The study included twenty patients with fractures of the tibial plateau shown
on computed tomographic images. All patients subjected to non-contrast MDCT in axial cuts and
images are transferred to workstation; then they underwent coronal, sagittal reconstructed images
and 3-D volume rendering that are of benefit in final diagnosis.
Results: A total of 20 patients were included (their mean age 27 years). It was found that the most
common type is type II according to Schatzker classification, followed by type I.
Conclusion: The use of MDCT is advised for the accurate classification of tibial plateau fractures
and so the management decision.
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