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Imaging of Normal Spine
Imaging of Normal Spine
SPINE
X- RAY OF NORMAL CERVICAL SPINE
X- RAY OF NORMAL THORACAL SPINE
X- RAY OF NORMAL LUMBAR SPINE
CT – SCAN OF NORMAL CERVICAL SPINE
CT – SCAN OF NORMAL THORACAL SPINE
CT – SCAN OF NORMAL THORACOLUMBAR
SPINE
MRI OF NORMAL CERVICAL SPINE
MRI OF NORMAL THORACAL SPINE
MRI OF NORMAL LUMBOSACRAL SPINE
SPONDYLITIS TB
GAMBARAN KLINIS
Nyeri lokal
Abses
Spondylolisthesis. Straight lateral radiograph of the L4-S1 level of the spine shows a lucency at the pars area
(arrow). Bilateral pars defects must be present to visualize this in a lateral projection. Grade 1
spondylolisthesis is associated.
Spondylolisthesis. Oblique projection radiograph shows the presence of bilateral pars
defects (arrows), with an appearance resembling a Scottie dog with a collar. (The collar is
the pars defect.)
Spondylolisthesis. Lateral lumbar spinal Spondylolisthesis. Grade 4 traumatic
radiograph in a pediatric patient shows
spondylolysis with grade 1 spondylolisthesis. spondylolisthesis.
CT - SCAN