Curved reconstruction of a three-dimensional data set along the anterior optic pathway
improves visibility of the optic nerves and chiasm and facilitates comparison between the …

The course of the intraorbital part of the optic nerve, as demonstrated on anatomic sections
in various planes, is correlated with the appearance of the nerve in computed tomographic …

• When the clinical distinction between lesions of the optic nerves or the chiasm is not
apparent, computed tomographic scans should be performed at both 0° and 25° or 35° to …

The course of the intraorbital part of the optic nerve, as demonstrated on anatomic sections
in various planes, is correlated with the appearance of the nerve in computed tomographic …

High resolution multiplanar images of the optic canal can be obtained using computer
transformations of 1.5 mm axial transverse sections through the orbit. Parasagitta) sections …

In vivo visualization of the optic nerve (ON) by computed tomography (CT) has important
clinical applications, both realized and potential. An accurate CT analysis of the ON is …

Method With the patient supine, the head is placed in a slightly hyperextended position. A
lateral view digital radiograph is obtained. The electronically generated line to indicate the …

A patient positioning technique for midsagittal brain scanning was modified to allow for
direct sagittal computed tomography examinations of the orbit parallel to the optic nerve …

The computed tomographic (CT) appearance of the optic nerve was studied in various
positions of gaze. In addition, the image quality of CT scans in different axial planes was …

Imaging of the IIIrd, IVth, and VIth cranial nerves Page 1 63 Imaging of IIIrd, IVth, & VIth cranial
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