Imaging Findings in Pediatric Accessory Cranial Sutures using 3D CT Reconstruction: Fracture or Rudimentary Suture
Sirin Falconi,
Nagy Laszlo,
Roy Jacob
Abstract:Objective:
Although accessory sutures are considered to be relatively rare, the consequences of a missed diagnosis are profound. Distinguishing between accessory sutures and cranial fractures can be difficult, especially in cases of suspected non-accidental trauma. High-resolution imaging is the best way to discern between two- and three-dimensional computerized tomography (3D CT) is considered the preferred method for evaluation. The goal of this study was to determine the impact of 3D CT scans in … Show more
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