Whole-Body Multidetector Computed Tomography as a Stage of Early Diagnosis of Polytrauma (Review of Literature and Own Experience)
Abstract
In the article the analysis of the use of whole-body MDCT in patients with polytrauma was present, which based on the review of literature and own experience. Indications for the use of this method of examination were shown. Also, from the point of view of minimizing the radiation dose and obtaining maximum information, the optimal scanning protocol and the method of contrast enhancement are chosen. In conditions of first level traumatological centers, early use of whole-body MDCT can be the single method of examination for polytrauma patients. The introduction of this method significantly reduces the time of diagnosis and reduce mortality in polytrauma patients.
About the Authors
Sergey S. Sedelnikov
Omsk City Clinical Emergency Hospital № 1
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Radiologist of Department Radiology
Galina N. Dorovskikh
Omsk City Clinical Emergency Hospital № 1; Omsk State Medical University, Ministry of Healthcare of Russia
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
M. D. Med., Head of Department Radiology, Omsk City Clinical Emergency Hospital № 1; Associate Professor of Chair Anesthesiology-Resuscitation and First Help of Omsk State Medical Univercity, Ministry of Healthcare of Russia
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Sedelnikov S., Dorovskikh G. Whole-Body Multidetector Computed Tomography as a Stage of Early Diagnosis of Polytrauma (Review of Literature and Own Experience). Radiology - Practice. 2017;(5):22-30. (In Russ.)
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