Multi-slice spiral CT three-dimensional imaging in the diagnosis of nasal bone fracture.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 3 Multi-slice spiral CT three-dimensional imaging in the diagnosis of nasal bone fracture [Abstract] This paper aims to analyze the fracture of nasal bone multi-slice CT (MSCT) imaging characteristics of multi-slice CT in the diagnosis of nasal bone fracture. [Keywords:] multi-slice spiral CT three-dimensional imaging of nasal fracture of nasal bone SSD imaging (MPR, MIP, CPR, VRT imaging technology) Nose and nasal bone fractures are the most common craniofacial trauma, most likely the site of injury, so nasal bone fracture is a common ENT diseases. It used to be X-ray film, CR, or 2DCT to diagnose the disease is to collect 206 cases of hospital patients with nasal bone fracture MSCT image post-processing can be all-round, three-dimensional manner, clearly observe the fracture location, shape, surgical, surgery method, the appropriate therapy to the favorable clinical basis to explore the multi-slice spiral CT post-processing technology in the nasal trauma fracture of nasal bone in the diagnosis value. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General information on this group of patients 206 cases of fracture of nasal bone in 186 cases of male and 20 female, aged 5-70 years old, with an average 37.5 years old. One car accident injuries, 106 cases injured by mine blast injuries, 46 cases of injury or their own fall injury fighting 54 cases. Show 169 cases of simple fracture, bilateral fractures of 37 cases. Accompanied by fracture of nasal lacrimal duct in 3 cases, associated with frontal process of maxilla fracture in 14 cases, associated with maxillary fractures in 5 cases, associated with 16 cases of nasal septum fracture. 18 cases of occult fracture. 1.2 Methods using the Siemens 16-slice CT scanners, conventional scanning thin nasal bone CT examination, scanning range from the maxillary alveolar bone to the orbital wall of nasion Office. Scan type sinusSEG, slice thickness 0.75mm, pitch 1.0, tube voltage of 120KV, tube current 240MAS, using high-re