Shoulder VRT: 3-D mapping using opaque of transparent VRTs demonstrates no evidence of shoulder fracture. Note details as one cones down on areas from the elbow to the shoulder.
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Hand: Imaging of the carpal bones demonstrated no evidence of acute fracture .
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Go	Hand movie: VRT

Shoulder: 3D mapping demonstrates a high opacity with excellent detail of the shoulder joint without evidence of fracture or dislocation.
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Nonunion distal radius fracture: Non union of a distal radial fracture in 3D
Go	MPR shows non-union of a distal radial fracture
Go	3D VRT shows the orthopedic plate for repair in great detail

Mandibular fracture: Pre and post operative evaluation of an mandibular fracture
Go	Preoperative study shows the right mandibular fracture and its extent
Go	Volume rendering shows in detail the repair of a mandibular and orbital fracture using a range of opacities for a complete study

3D Hand Soft Tissue:CT study done to rule out an abscess. CT angiogram reconstruction from the dataset show the details possible with CT angiography
Go	Volume rendered image of a bandaged hand
Go	Volume rendering showing how changing opacity allows visualization of skin and then the vascular map
Go	Volume rendering showing CT angiography of hand. Note splint on palmar surface
Go	Better interactive detail of the vascular map of the hand is defined interactively

Wrist trauma: The patient is status post trauma to the wrist. There is visualization in multiplanar display and 3D volume rendering. The study does not demonstrate a fracture but does demonstrate widening of the lunate scaphiod space.
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Calcaneus fracture: 3D mapping demonstrates a comminuted calcaneal fracture visualized using volume rendering. The patient is in a cast
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Calcaneus fracture: Image displays in coronal and sagittal mode demonstrate a comminuted calcaneal fracture. Multiple fragments are well defined on 3D mapping.
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Cervical Spine Trauma: 3D mapping demonstrates degenerative change in the cervical spine but no evidence of acute fracture. Interactive volume rendering coupled with sagittal reconstructions also viewed in interactive format is ideal for looking at potential trauma. This is far easier than looking at thousands of CT slices.
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Right acetabular fracture
Go	3D: 3D volume rendering of a right acetabular fracture.
Go	Axial: Axial images demonstrate a right acetabular fracture.
Go	Coronal: Coronal display of a right acetabular fracture.
Go	Sagittal: Sagittal display of a right acetabular fracture.

Calcaneus fracture
Go	Volume rendering: Volume rendering demonstrating a calcaneal fracture in a pediatric patient.
Go	Axial: Axial images demonstrating a calcaneal fracture.
Go	Sagittal: Sagittal images demonstrating the extent of a calcaneal fracture.

Normal wrist
Go	3D: Volume rendering in transparent mode of a normal wrist.
Go	Sagittal: Sagittal display of a normal wrist.
Go	Axial: Axial display of a normal wrist.
Go	Coronal: - Coronal display of a normal wrist.

Degloving injury
Go	CT angiogram: - Successful CT angiogram for preoperative planning despite orthopedic fixation device in this teenager.
Go	Axial: - Axial images of the CT angiogram for preoperative planning . Note how limited axial images alone are.
Go	CT angiogram: - Successful CT angiogram for preoperative planning despite orthopedic fixation devise in this teenager.