CT Facial Bones

A CT scan of the facial bones is a diagnostic imaging procedure used to visualize the bony structures of the face. This imaging technique provides detailed information about the anatomy, structure, and any abnormalities in the bones of the face, including the skull, facial bones, and the orbits (eye sockets). A facial bone CT scan is primarily employed to diagnose and assess conditions related to facial trauma, facial bone fractures, sinus diseases, and congenital facial abnormalities. It helps in identifying the location, type, and extent of these conditions, guiding treatment decisions and surgical planning when necessary.

In clinical practice, a facial bone CT scan is a valuable tool for maxillofacial surgeons, oral and maxillofacial radiologists, and other healthcare professionals in diagnosing and managing facial bone disorders. It provides crucial insights into the facial bone anatomy and the presence of fractures, dislocations, or other injuries resulting from trauma or accidents.

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