Twenty-four patients with maxillofacial pathology were examined with computed tomography
(CT) using thin (1.5–5.0 mm) sections allowing computer reformation of images in multiple …

Computed tomographic (CT) scanning offers a simple, fast, and accurate study of complex
maxillofacial trauma especially in the patient with multiple injuries. At the time of CT brain …

Conventional radiology and selective complex-motion tomography suffice for the diagnosis
of isolated facial fractures. Complex facial fractures, however, require a more directed …

This paper tries to demonstrate the diagnostic possibilities and limitations of CT in the facial
skeleton. Our results stem from the examination of benign and malignant processes in 250 …

Recent advances in high resolution CT imaging have provided marked improvement in
bone imaging. Complex facial fractures, especially those associated with craniocerebral or …

The development of computerized tomography (CT) has been called the most important
contribution to medical diagnostic techniques since Roentgen discovered the X‐ray in 1895 …

The efficacy of radiographic methods in detecting and classifying facial fractures was
assessed. Thirty-one patients with maxillofacial trauma were studied with plain radiography …

Computed tomography (CT) has become the key diagnostic modality in the evaluation of
head trauma. Experience with CT in the preoperative assessment of maxillofacial injuries is …

When trauma to the nasal bones has occurred, plain films continue to be the imaging
procedure of choice. However, if CT is performed for evaluation of other facial injury …

MATERIALS AND METHODS. Representative material was selected from patients who were
studied with high resolution CT for nasal and paranasal sinus disease during a 5-year …