“You’ll see this sort of little U-shaped area of bone… that gives you a good idea that’s from a fracture… it can tell you how deep the fracture is”
Dental Digest Podcast with Dr. Melissa Seibert · What a CBCT Can and Can't Show You with Dr. Chris Matessi
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What was described
Identify crown-root fractures on CBCT by looking for a narrow U-shaped infrabony defect (a small infrabony bone loss) in the axial view
Said nearby on the same subject
“We're doing a large retrospective audit of six months pre-implementation and six months post-implementation, kind of mirroring the same months so that we'll get the same fractures. But looking at missed fracture rate between the two, referrals to the fracture clinic and then time in the emergency department.”
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“At Aon, we would use our cyber risk analyzer to do this quantification piece. Quantify what the potential loss would look like and use that data to identify the areas that you need to invest in.”