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Congress: ECR25
Poster Number: C-11800
Type: Poster: EPOS Radiologist (educational)
Authorblock: M. Régil Guerrero1, A. Goikoetxea Zubeldia2, M. Irizar Dorronsoro1, M. Q. Caballero Lladó3, A. Aramburu4, I. E. Roteta5, O. Iñarra6, P. G. Aguinagalde Vives1, M. I. Blanco1; 1Donostia/San Sebastián/ES, 2Lazkao/ES, 3Aretxabaleta/ES, 4Anoeta/ES, 5Oiartzun/ES, 6Hondarribia/ES
Disclosures:
Mónica Régil Guerrero: Nothing to disclose
Ainhoa Goikoetxea Zubeldia: Nothing to disclose
Mikel Irizar Dorronsoro: Nothing to disclose
Maria Queralt Caballero Lladó: Nothing to disclose
Ainara Aramburu: Nothing to disclose
Irati Elizasu Roteta: Nothing to disclose
Oihane Iñarra: Nothing to disclose
Paula Gabriela Aguinagalde Vives: Nothing to disclose
Marina Isabel Blanco: Nothing to disclose
Keywords: Emergency, Head and neck, Trauma, CT, Complications, Diagnostic procedure, Structured reporting, Acute, Trauma
Conclusion
  • Facial fractures’ imaging is challenging, but the CT scan is usually the only path to diagnosis in politraumatic or unconscious patients or in case of severe soft tissue lessions.
  • Certain clinically and/or surgically relevant structures should be beared in mind and assesed.
  • Multiplanar and volume rendering reconstructions must be sistematically revised.
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