
Ankle: Evaluate suspected fracture
| Specific Anatomic Region | Ankle | |
| Application | Evaluate suspected fracture | |
| Author | Fishman EK | |
| Reference Source | Personal Communication | |
| Scanner Used | Siemens Plus4 Volume Zoom | |
| KV / mAs / Time per Rotation (sec) | 120 / 90 / .75 | |
| Detector Collimation (mm) | 1 | |
| Slice Thickness (mm) | 1.25 | |
| Data Reconstruction Interval (mm) | 1 | |
| Table Speed (mm per rotation) / Pitch | 4 / 4 | |
| Oral Contrast | N/A | |
| IV Contrast Volume and Type | N/A | |
| Injection Rate | N/A | |
| Scan Delay (sec) | N/A | |
| 3D Technique Used | Volume rendering | |
| Comment: -Although many people still scan the ankle in 2 planes, the use of 1 mm collimation should eliminate the need for this process. MDCT data sets can be obtained isotrophically. | ||