By Eric D. Schwartz MD, Adam E. Flanders MD
Written via famous specialists, this quantity is a finished reference at the use of complicated imaging concepts within the analysis and administration of spinal trauma. in a single cohesive resource, the publication brings jointly info on state of the art medical imaging—including multidetector CT and high-field MRI techniques—and the pathophysiology, neurologic assessment, scientific administration, surgical procedure, and postoperative evaluation of backbone trauma and spinal wire harm. additionally integrated are state-of-the-art reports of experimental imaging ideas and their purposes and experimental cures reminiscent of neurotransplantation. greater than seven-hundred illustrations—including a hundred and eighty in complete color—complement the text.
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Carotis int. is accentuated. Walls of Canalis rotundus and Canalis pterygoideus removed. Abbreviations 1 Meatus nasi sup. 2 Concha sup. 3 atypical Cella ethmoidalis between Apertura sinus sphenoidalis and Planum sphenoidale 4 atypical supraoptic widening of Sinus sphenoidalis 5 optic nerve prominence (Divitis et al, 2006) 6 carotid protuberance 7 Tuberculum sellae 8 Processus clinoideus ant. 9 Curvatura post. of A. carotis int. (here: prominent to Sinus sphenoidalis) 10 Foramen lacerum (may be located close to the posterior-lateral wall of the sinus) 11 Apertura int.
Widenings of the sinus to Orbita were presented before, and in Fig. 33, further widenings in Fig. 33. Rare widenings include pneumatizations of Ala major, far lateral from Canalis rotundus. The roof of Canalis opticus may be doubled by a connection of the sinus to a pneumatized Processus clinoideus anterior. , which connects the sinus to the clinoid process inferior to Canalis opticus. Area between Sinus sphenoidalis and Foramen lacerum (Figs. 19 to 34) Anterior wall of Sinus sphenoidalis Apertura sinus sphenoidalis is interposed between the insertions of Concha superior and Concha media (Fig.
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