Computer Tomography (Ct) in Maxillofacial Injuries (Mf-I)

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Published: Jan 11, 2023
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MF-I CT MDCT Midface Area RTA

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Samarth Shah
Dept. of Radiology, Krishna institute of medical sciences, Krishna Vishwa Vidya peeth deemed to be university, karad (MS)
Prakash Patil2
Associate professor, Dept. of Radiology, Krishna institute of medical sciences, Krishna Vishwa Vidya peeth deemed to be university, karad (MS)
Asif Tamboli
Associate professor, Dept. of Radiology, Krishna institute of medical sciences, Krishna Vishwa Vidya peeth deemed to be university, karad (MS)

Abstract

MF-I is a truama in the facial area. It occurs mainly due to RTA, a fall, an attack, or a sports injury. It is mainly common in the midface area. Studies have proven that CT is a more reliable method to evaluate the same. Hence, in our study, we have aimed to to analyze the efficacy of CT in the assessment of MF-I. Therefore, we come to the conclusion that the utilization of MDCT is crucial in both the diagnosis and treatment planning of this particular injury. Furthermore, research needs to be done with a large sample size to validate the results of the study.

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Samarth Shah, Prakash Patil2, & Asif Tamboli. (2023). Computer Tomography (Ct) in Maxillofacial Injuries (Mf-I). Journal of Coastal Life Medicine, 11(1), 3334–3350. Retrieved from https://www.jclmm.com/index.php/journal/article/view/1198
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