8th Baltic Congress of Radiology

08.10.2022  Tallinn, Estonia

Cone beam computed tomography (3D imaging) in Lisfranc fracture detection

Pilvi Ilves (Estonia)
Head of the Radiology Clinic, Tartu University Hospital
Biography: Pilvi Ilves is internationally known as an expert in pediatric neuroimaging, especially stroke imaging. Her current research focus is perinatal and genetic risk factors in pediatric stroke, acute and chronic radiological findings of stroke predictive in outcome of pediatric stroke patients. Her resarch groups includes several doctoral students interested in reorganization and brain plasticity after pediatric stroke. The focus of research is to find correlations between functional magnetic resonance imaging findings and neurocognitive and language outcome of stroke patients. The aim of the research is to find radiological signs which provide child neurologists and other rehabilitation specialists with a better understanding about the need for rehabilitation, as well as about prognosis of stroke patients.


Presentation

Stalker Hall

Synopsis: The presentation is about Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) in bone fracture detection. More specifically it is focused on Lisfranc joint fractures which are known to be a clinical and radiological challenge. The diagnosis of Lisfranc fracture can be easily missed or delayed which can lead to lifelong disability. CBCT and its 3D reconstructions are valuable tools in addition to plain x-ray in suspected Lisfranc joint trauma.

This agenda item is presented in the following session: S3-3 MSK Radiology

Plenary session

07.10.2022 14:00 - 15:30