A New CT Based Method for Post-operative Motion Analysis of Pelvic Fractures
Abstract Conventional X-ray is commonly used for pelvic fracture follow-ups, but has a precision of only ± 5 mm. Implantation of tantalum beads together with RSA has shown high precision but not applicable in clinical practice. CT scan has been shown a suitable substitute for RSA to follow the metal...
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Abstract Conventional X-ray is commonly used for pelvic fracture follow-ups, but has a precision of only ± 5 mm. Implantation of tantalum beads together with RSA has shown high precision but not applicable in clinical practice. CT scan has been shown a suitable substitute for RSA to follow the metal markers. We aimed to assess whether implantation of metal markers could be avoided using CT scan and merging of bone surface anatomy. A human cadaveric pelvis marked with 0.8 mm tantalum beads was fixed over the symphysis and the right SI-joint. Left hemi-pelvis was subsequently distracted using plastic spacers. Sequential CT exams was conducted and data were analyzed using $ Sectra^{®} $ (Sectra AB), CTMA package. Examinations were repeated after 2 weeks. Bone registration showed better precision than registration based on tantalum beads. However, only the difference in angular changes was statistically significant (p = 0.008). The confidence interval of the repeatability was ± 0.5 mm for translation and ± 0.5° for rotation. This new non-invasive technique showed good precision and repeatability and might be a future option in clinical practice for post-operative follow-ups of patients with pelvic fractures. © The Author(s) 2019 |
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