Skull Base Examination by Computed Tomography

Intraoperative Computed Tomography/Angiography Guided Resection of Skull Base Lesions

Computed tomography of the human developing anterior skull base.

The ossification of the anterior skull base, especially the lamina cribrosa, has been studied by computed tomography and histopathology. Sixteen human fetuses, (referred to our laboratory for pathological examination after spontaneous abortion between 18 and 32 weeks of gestation) and three infants, (1, 2 and 6 years of age, respectively) were examined. The cartilaginous preformation of the ant...

Advances in Computed Tomography Evaluation of Skull Base Diseases

Introduction Computed tomography (CT) is a key component in the evaluation of skull base diseases. With its ability to clearly delineate the osseous anatomy, CT can provide not only important tips to diagnosis but also key information for surgical planning. Objectives The purpose of this article is to describe some of the main CT imaging features that contribute to the diagnosis of skull base t...

Examination of Weld Defects by Computed Tomography

Ispitivanje grešaka zavara kompjutorskom tomografi jom. Ispitivane su greške u zavarenom spoju niskougljičnog čelika S235JR debljine 6 mm zavarenog MAG postupkom. Uzorak koji sadrži greške naljepljivanja i pore je ispitivan kompjutorskom tomografi jom KT. Programskom analizom tomografa je određena veličina i pozicija grešaka naljepljivanja kao i dimenzije i raspored pratećih pora u zavarenom sp...

Computed tomography examination and mitochondrial DNA analysis of Japanese wolf skull covered with skin

A Canis skull, right half of the mandible and part of the left half of the mandible were subjected to three-dimensional (3D) computed tomography (CT) observation and mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) analysis in order to determine whether the specimens belonged to the extinct Japanese wolf, Canis lupus hodophilax (Temminck, 1839). Osteometric analysis of the skull and right half of the mandible reveale...