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scan of the face with no nasal reconstruction
Good example of volume rendering showing the different rendering techniques
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| 3D
imaging of the internal auditory canal with thin section slab imaging |
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| Sinuses:
3D Reconstruction and Multi-Planar interactive reconstruction of the
sinuses. |
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| Loetz-Dietz
Syndrome: The patient has a history of Loetz-Dietz Syndrome. The
study is done to look for aneurysm. No aneurysm is found and this
study demonstrates great detail in the vessels of the neck, as well
as optimal visualization of the mandible and the skull with extensive
changes of the rendering algorithms to visualize bone, muscle, and
vessels. |
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| Left
Neck AVM: This is a demonstration of a large vascular mass in
the left superclavicular region with large feeding and draining vessels
consistent with an AV malformation. |
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| Plagiocephaly:
This is a 3 Dimensional imaging of a child with Plagiocephaly.
Note how we use the volume acquisitions with volume rendering to show
soft tissue as well as bone. We prefer volume rendering for looking
at any abnormality involving the sutures. |
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| Carotid:
3D mapping of the carotid arteries using a 64 slice scanner. Note
the detail of vessels and thyroid gland. |
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Cerebral
angio: volume rendering demonstrates a right middle cerebral artery
aneurysm. |
All images on this site are © 2006 Elliot K. Fishman,MD.
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