The sagitta in 3D reconstruction of linea alba on routine CT scans is predictive of postoperative burst abdomen - Summary - MDSpire

The sagitta in 3D reconstruction of linea alba on routine CT scans is predictive of postoperative burst abdomen

  • By

  • Matthias Mehdorn

  • Benedikt Schnarkowski

  • Sigmar Stelzner

  • Uwe Scheuermann

  • Woubet Tefera Kassahun

  • Timm Denecke

  • Stefan Niebisch

  • Hans-Jonas Meyer

  • March 12, 2025

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Objective:

To evaluate the implications of CT-derived linea alba 3D-morphometrics for predicting postoperative burst abdomen.

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Interpretation:

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Limitations:
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Conclusion:

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Original Source(s)

The sagitta in 3D reconstruction of linea alba on routine CT scans is predictive of postoperative burst abdomen

  • by Matthias Mehdorn, Benedikt Schnarkowski, Sigmar Stelzner, Uwe Scheuermann, Woubet Tefera Kassahun, Timm Denecke, Stefan Niebisch, Hans-Jonas Meyer

  • March 12, 2025

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