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Results of a spiral computer tomography are basis of a modeling of a children thorax

Olga Semernik
European Respiratory Journal 2016 48: PA3827; DOI: 10.1183/13993003.congress-2016.PA3827
Olga Semernik
1Childhood Disease, Rostov State Medical University, Rostov-on-Don, Russian Federation
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Abstract

Spiral computed tomography (SCT) is one of the most informative methods of patients examination.

Materials and methods: We conducted SCT-examination of the chest in 195 patients aged 1 to 15 years (95 female and 100 male were included in the study). SCT was performed on the basis of SCT «NeuViz», Ltd. 16 slices. Co., China. Scanning was performed in different projections. Scans were recorded in DAICOM on the optical disc. Analysis of the scans were carried out on a personal computer using a program Radiant DICOM Viewer 1.99.21.9398. Sagittal sections of the chest were studied at the level of the lower corner of the scapula. We marked clinically relevant dimensions of sections of the skin, lung parenchyma, subcutaneous fat and musculoskeletal frame.

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Results: The results of the studies established a significant measurement range at children in different age groups

Ageh skin1, mmh subcutaneous fat1, mmh muscles1, mmh lungs, mmh muscles2, mmhsubcutaneous fat2, mm
1-3 years0,96±0,22,75±0,87,53±1,892,26±6,711,43±2,92,42±1,1
4-6 years0,98±0,12,98±0,47,50±1,7112,77±10,5812,54±3,12,66±2,5
7-9 years1,03±0,33,91±0,68,51±2,7121,14±8,013,74±3,02,4±2,3
10-12 years1,05±0,25,1±1,29,23±2,8148,01±7,415,45±6,32,55±2,2
13-15 years1,16±0,16,11±1,412,6±1,9153,11±9,916,73±2,94,38±1,2

Results of a spiral computer tomography

Conclusion: The results of these measurements will enable us to simulate the chest in children.

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Results of a spiral computer tomography are basis of a modeling of a children thorax
Olga Semernik
European Respiratory Journal Sep 2016, 48 (suppl 60) PA3827; DOI: 10.1183/13993003.congress-2016.PA3827

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