CT three-dimensional reconstruction of ankle fractures type of space.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 CT three-dimensional reconstruction of ankle fractures type of space [Abstract] [Objective] To evaluate three-dimensional CT reconstruction of the ankle joint, and can, under test in the three-dimensional image space ankle fracture classification. [Methods] 20 patients with ankle injury and three-dimensional X-ray CT image reconstruction analysis. [Results] X-ray and CT diagnosis was consistent three-dimensional reconstruction in 6 patients (30%, X-ray found that three-dimensional reconstruction of fracture, but CT examination found more fractures in 5 patients (25%, X-ray chip fracture is suspected but the CT reconstruction confirmed the diagnosis in 6 cases (30%, by three-dimensional reconstruction of CT X-ray examination corrected the diagnosis in 3 cases (15%. [Conclusion] The three-dimensional reconstruction of CT images according to the ankle joint fractures simple and intuitive three-dimensional classification. [Keywords:] ankle fractures, CT reconstruction, type of space Ankle fracture more common, accounting for 3.92% of total body fractures [1], the incidence rate of the various intra-articular fracture of the first. Current classification of ankle fractures were carried out based on X-ray, treatment or surgery program is also the principle of usually based on X-ray examination, the majority of ankle fractures according to X-ray can confirm the diagnosis to select the correct treatment. but because of the ankle is distal tibia and fibula, talus joint composed of bone inevitably overlap, easy missed and difficult to objectively show fracture and degree of displacement. this year with the computer technology in the application of imaging, CT three-dimensional reconstruction techniques have been widely used in clinical. Compared with normal plain films, although the two-dimensional CT slices can be clearly observe more subtle fracture line, but the limited scan mode, or the lack of three-dimensional and intuitive, especial