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| What is the main purpose of a CT Scan? |
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| What is the main purpose of an MRI Scan? |
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| To show soft tissue or congenital defects |
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| What physical features would you look for to diagnose a Orbital Floor Fracture? |
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| Enophthalmos (sagging eye); swelling and bruising |
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| Three - Dimensional Imaging can be used for what kind of procedures? |
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| Reconstructive procedures |
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| What type of imaging would be used to diagnose Orbital Floor Fracture? |
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| Pretrauma photos can help the surgeon reconstruct the face in what kind of procedure? |
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| Dental Records can help the surgeon place what kind of bone back in the correct position? |
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| Flouroscopy and X-Ray machines can be used in the OR in a sterile manner. What is fluoroscopy? |
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| Fluoroscopy makes it possible to see internal structures in motion. |
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| Magnetic Resonance Imaging |
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| Fracture reduction and prosthesis placement can be verified visually or with what kind of diagnostic imaging? |
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| What are the 3 primary ways to diagnose a Mandibular Fracture? |
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| X-ray, MRI, and digital inspection |
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| The hard plate, nasal septum, zygomatic bone, and orbital floor are shown best in which view of imaging? |
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| An MRI might not be the best option for trauma victims. Why? |
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| MRI images may consume a vast amount of time. |
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| Why is it important for a pretrauma photo to be used during reconstruction of a trauma patient? |
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| So the surgical team can reconstruct the patient's face to look the same before the injury occurred. |
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