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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Double spiral CT three dimensional reconstruction in maxillary impacted teeth diagnosis and treatment of Of: Zhengsheng Xi Li Jixia LIU Chao-ying Huang Baosheng Jia Yong Wei Ming [Abstract] Objective To evaluate the double-row spiral CT three dimensional reconstruction of maxillary impacted teeth in the diagnosis and treatment. Methods examination by routine X spatial location of impacted teeth is difficult to determine the 36 cases, the use of SIEMENS SOMATOM Emotion Duo CT for volume scanning, respectively SSD (surface shaded display, SSD and MPR (multi planar reconstructions, MPR image reconstruction technique, a simple tooth in any direction to obtain three-dimensional images, or any surface of the sectional images. Results-row spiral CT axial images , three-dimensional images and multi-planar images clearly show the shape of teeth impacted teeth, depth, Chune to the location, direction of eruption, and the relationship with adjacent teeth. Conclusion double helical CT SSD and MPR can be meet the clinical needs of the three-dimensional images and MPR images, the joint cross-section images can provide clinical information on a large number of maxillary teeth, impacted teeth can be treated as a further means of accurate examination. [Keywords:] spiral CT three dimensional reconstruction of tooth [Abstract] Objective To explore the value of three-dimensional of dual-slice spiral CT in the diagnosis and treatment of the impacted teeth in maxilla. Methods 36 cases with inpacted teethes in maxilla were examined volumetrically using SIEMENS SOMATOM Emotion Duo C Spiral CT. The dental reconstruction images were obtained with surface shaded display (SSD) and multi planar reconstructions (MPR) to observe the 3D imaging of the teeth and tomography image. Results Image along the transverse axis by Spiral CT, SSD 3D reconstructions and MPR 3K reconstructions could display the shape, location and eruption orientation of the impacted te