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Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology, 2016
The distinction between cut marks and blunt force injuries on costal cartilages is a crucial issue in the forensic field. Moreover, a correct distinction may further be complicated by decomposition, so the need arises to investigate the distinctive features of lesions on cartilage and their changes over time.This study aimed to assess the ...
Laura Spagnoli +5 more
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The distinction between cut marks and blunt force injuries on costal cartilages is a crucial issue in the forensic field. Moreover, a correct distinction may further be complicated by decomposition, so the need arises to investigate the distinctive features of lesions on cartilage and their changes over time.This study aimed to assess the ...
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European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery, 2011
Rib fractures are the most common injuries resulting from blunt chest trauma. However, costal cartilage fractures are almost invisible on chest X-rays unless they involve calcified cartilage. The sensitivity of conventional radiography and computed tomography for detecting rib fractures is limited, especially in cases where rib cartilage is involved ...
W S, Lee, Y H, Kim, H K, Chee, S A, Lee
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Rib fractures are the most common injuries resulting from blunt chest trauma. However, costal cartilage fractures are almost invisible on chest X-rays unless they involve calcified cartilage. The sensitivity of conventional radiography and computed tomography for detecting rib fractures is limited, especially in cases where rib cartilage is involved ...
W S, Lee, Y H, Kim, H K, Chee, S A, Lee
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Costal cartilage fractures: spectrum of findings at 64-slice multidetector CT
2011Learning objectives Background Imaging findings OR Procedure details Conclusion Personal Information ...
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Journal of Craniofacial Surgery
Palatal bone fractures are often associated with vertical maxillary fractures, but direct reduction of the palatal bone itself is rarely performed. We report a case in which a high-arched narrow palate deformity following palatal bone fracture associated with multiple facial fractures was successfully corrected by grafting costal cartilage chips to the
Hajime, Nakaya +2 more
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Palatal bone fractures are often associated with vertical maxillary fractures, but direct reduction of the palatal bone itself is rarely performed. We report a case in which a high-arched narrow palate deformity following palatal bone fracture associated with multiple facial fractures was successfully corrected by grafting costal cartilage chips to the
Hajime, Nakaya +2 more
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Prevelance of the Costal Cartilage Fracture on the Computerised Tomography in Chest Trauma
European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery, 2021Mert Özen, Vefa Çakmak
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2016
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MRI Evaluation of Costal Cartilage Injuries
American Journal of Roentgenology, 2008Lawrence M White +2 more
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