Conrad Uldall Becker Schultz, Christina Jacobsen, Chiara Villa
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Abstract
Objectives
variations in the positions of organs and bones resulting from two different body positions during PMCT were investigated.
Methodology
Forty-four bodies were CT-scanned in two positions and compared using 18 landmarks and 27 distances.
Results and conclusion
Differences below 1 cm were observed for all measurements. The most significant variation was observed along the cranio-caudal plan (z). Awareness of these movements is important when using 3D models for visualization or 3D reconstructions.