[3D imaging and pathology of the base of the skull in children].

Ann Radiol (Paris)

Service de Neuroradiologie, CHR de Montpellier, Hôpital Gui de Chauliac.

Published: May 1993

Three dimensional computed tomography was performed in 150 children suffering from a bone lesion of the base of the skull and face. These lesions were either malformative, neoplastic, infectious or traumatic. 3D CT provided an essential anatomical approach to the lesions facilitating the choice of the most appropriate treatment. 3D CT is also indicated in the follow-up of these operated children, particularly of the growth of the operated bone segment and its relations with adjacent structures.

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