Lodox/Statscan provides rapid identification of bullets in multiple gunshot wounds

Personal experience with whole-body, low-dosage, digital X-ray scanning (LODOX-Statscan) in trauma

“…LS scanning can probably look forward to a wide spectrum of new clinical indications in the future because it offers high-speed, high-quality, low-dose, whole-body images in a single scan combined with three-dimensional reconstructive functionality. But only the future will show whether LS will survive in the face of low-dose radiation CT scanners and magnetic resonance imaging devices that may eventually completely replace conventional radiography [ 22 , 23 ].…”

Lodox/Statscan facilitates the early detection of commonly overlooked extracranial injuries in patients with traumatic brain injury

“…Recent reports have addressed its advantages with respect to rapid patient surveys and its efficiency in acute trauma management [14,15,17]. The detection of bone fractures and foreign bodies by this method has also been reported [17][18][19]. In addition, it was reported that the Lodox/Statscan could be used as a tool for emergency room arteriography for the detection of peripheral vascular injury [20].…”

Imaging Utilization During Explosive Multiple Casualty Incidents

“…4,15 Similarly, new imaging techniques such as the Lodox Statscan can provide full-body plain radiographs 16 and have been used to locate foreign bodies in the victims of penetrating trauma. 17 These fragments may be the reason why our data had a much higher proportion of clinicically significant CT imaging than previous studies of blunt and penetrating trauma. 18,19 The use of ultrasound FAST and EFAST examinations for the evaluation of explosive MCI victims is well documented.…”