Comparison of imaging planes during CT-based evaluation of clavicular ossification

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Comparison of imaging planes during CT-based evaluation of clavicular ossification : a multi-center study. / Scharte, Philipp; Vieth, Volker; Schulz, Ronald; Ramsthaler, Frank; Püschel, Klaus; Bajanowski, Thomas; Pfeiffer, Heidi; Schmeling, Andreas; Schmidt, Sven; Wittschieber, Daniel.

in: INT J LEGAL MED, Jahrgang 131, Nr. 5, 09.2017, S. 1391-1397.

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Scharte, P, Vieth, V, Schulz, R, Ramsthaler, F, Püschel, K, Bajanowski, T, Pfeiffer, H, Schmeling, A, Schmidt, S & Wittschieber, D 2017, 'Comparison of imaging planes during CT-based evaluation of clavicular ossification: a multi-center study', INT J LEGAL MED, Jg. 131, Nr. 5, S. 1391-1397. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00414-017-1615-5

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Scharte, P., Vieth, V., Schulz, R., Ramsthaler, F., Püschel, K., Bajanowski, T., Pfeiffer, H., Schmeling, A., Schmidt, S., & Wittschieber, D. (2017). Comparison of imaging planes during CT-based evaluation of clavicular ossification: a multi-center study. INT J LEGAL MED, 131(5), 1391-1397. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00414-017-1615-5

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Scharte P, Vieth V, Schulz R, Ramsthaler F, Püschel K, Bajanowski T et al. Comparison of imaging planes during CT-based evaluation of clavicular ossification: a multi-center study. INT J LEGAL MED. 2017 Sep;131(5):1391-1397. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00414-017-1615-5

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title = "Comparison of imaging planes during CT-based evaluation of clavicular ossification: a multi-center study",
abstract = "Determining the ossification stage of the medial clavicular epiphysis by computed tomography represents the currently recommended methodology for the question of whether a living individual has completed the 18th or 21st year of life. In the present study, thin-slice CT scans of 1078 sternoclavicular joints were reconstructed in axial and coronal image series and evaluated according to the two classification systems established for age diagnostics using the clavicle. Both image series (axial and coronal) were analyzed separately. When comparing the results of axial and coronal view, a different ossification stage was found in 35.6% of the clavicles. The results suggest an influence of the imaging plane on the process of stage determination. In order to further approximate the three-dimensional and asymmetrical structure of the epiphyseal ossification center, the usage of at least two different reformation types may be recommended. In practice, only those reference studies should be applied which exactly employed the same number and orientations of the reformation types that are going to be used in the respective routine case.",
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AU - Scharte, Philipp

AU - Vieth, Volker

AU - Schulz, Ronald

AU - Ramsthaler, Frank

AU - Püschel, Klaus

AU - Bajanowski, Thomas

AU - Pfeiffer, Heidi

AU - Schmeling, Andreas

AU - Schmidt, Sven

AU - Wittschieber, Daniel

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N2 - Determining the ossification stage of the medial clavicular epiphysis by computed tomography represents the currently recommended methodology for the question of whether a living individual has completed the 18th or 21st year of life. In the present study, thin-slice CT scans of 1078 sternoclavicular joints were reconstructed in axial and coronal image series and evaluated according to the two classification systems established for age diagnostics using the clavicle. Both image series (axial and coronal) were analyzed separately. When comparing the results of axial and coronal view, a different ossification stage was found in 35.6% of the clavicles. The results suggest an influence of the imaging plane on the process of stage determination. In order to further approximate the three-dimensional and asymmetrical structure of the epiphyseal ossification center, the usage of at least two different reformation types may be recommended. In practice, only those reference studies should be applied which exactly employed the same number and orientations of the reformation types that are going to be used in the respective routine case.

AB - Determining the ossification stage of the medial clavicular epiphysis by computed tomography represents the currently recommended methodology for the question of whether a living individual has completed the 18th or 21st year of life. In the present study, thin-slice CT scans of 1078 sternoclavicular joints were reconstructed in axial and coronal image series and evaluated according to the two classification systems established for age diagnostics using the clavicle. Both image series (axial and coronal) were analyzed separately. When comparing the results of axial and coronal view, a different ossification stage was found in 35.6% of the clavicles. The results suggest an influence of the imaging plane on the process of stage determination. In order to further approximate the three-dimensional and asymmetrical structure of the epiphyseal ossification center, the usage of at least two different reformation types may be recommended. In practice, only those reference studies should be applied which exactly employed the same number and orientations of the reformation types that are going to be used in the respective routine case.

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