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정상 및 이형성 비구의 고해상 CT를 이용한 정량적 분석Three-dimensional CT based Quantitative Assessment of Normal and Dysplasia Acetabulum

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Three-dimensional CT based Quantitative Assessment of Normal and Dysplasia Acetabulum
Authors
안은수박상원박종훈서동훈노원이순혁
Issue Date
2009
Publisher
한국정밀공학회
Keywords
Acetabular Dysplasia (비구 이형성증); Center Edge Angle (CEA 각도); Three-dimensional Computed Tomography (3차원 전산화 단층 촬영)
Citation
한국정밀공학회지, v.26, no.8, pp.126 - 131
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KCI
Journal Title
한국정밀공학회지
Volume
26
Number
8
Start Page
126
End Page
131
URI
https://scholar.korea.ac.kr/handle/2021.sw.korea/120997
ISSN
1225-9071
Abstract
Acetabular dysplasia is a condition defined by inadequate development of an individual’s acetabulum. Individual diversity of the symptoms in this disease needs safe and accurate preoperative planning. Technologies that utilize multidimensional image information are thus important. The assessment method by Janzen et al. was suggested a coefficient method in evaluation of acetabular dysplasia. In this study, we applied it, using a three-dimensional computed tomography (3D CT) on the koreans. 19 cases of the normal hips and 4 cases of the acetabular dysplasia were investigated to evaluate the proved method; 3D CT was used to define the geometric center of the femoral head and to measure center edge angles at 10˚ rotational increments around the acetabular rim. Mean and standard deviation in CEAs (Center Edge Angle) of normal 19 hips at 10˚ rotational increments from anterior to posterior rim were determined, and termed as a ‘normal curve’. Then this normal values were compared with the CEA data measured from 4 cases of acetabular dysplasia patiens. Quantative comparison of the CEA values between the normal cases and dysplasia cases was successfully demonstrated, and thus, we claim that this simple CT method of assessing acetabular dysplasia can be well applicable to diagnosis, quantification and surgical planning for adult acetabular dysplasia patients.
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