k Facial reconstruction, CT scan Facial reconstruction, CT scan. Coloured 3D computed tomography CT scan of a child who has had facial reconstruction, frontal view. The child is suffering from noma cancrum oris. This infectious disease mainly affects children from developing countries. It is a form of gangrene that causes severe bone and tissue loss around the face. Noma has a high mortality rate if left untreated. The scan shows reconstructive surgery, in the form of bone from the top of the skull calvarium flap that has been grafted onto the left cheek. This image was produced using a multi slice CT scanner, which uses a thin Xray beam to scan around the patient. OsiriX medical imaging software was used to produce coloured 3D images which can be animated. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Facial reconstruction, CT scan Facial reconstruction, CT scan. Coloured 3 D computed tomography  CT  scan of a child who has had facial reconstruction, frontal view. The child is suffering from noma  cancrum oris . This infectious disease mainly affects children from developing countries. It is a form of gangrene that causes severe bone and tissue loss around the face. Noma has a high mortality rate if left untreated. The scan shows reconstructive surgery, in the form of bone from the top of the skull  calvarium flap  that has been grafted onto the left cheek. This image was produced using a multi  slice CT scanner, which uses a thin X ray beam to scan around the patient. OsiriX medical imaging software was used to produce coloured 3 D images which can be animated.
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Facial reconstruction, CT scan

Facial reconstruction, CT scan. Coloured 3-D computed tomography (CT) scan of a child who has had facial reconstruction, frontal view. The child is suffering from noma (cancrum oris). This infectious disease mainly affects children from developing countries. It is a form of gangrene that causes severe bone and tissue loss around the face. Noma has a high mortality rate if left untreated. The scan shows reconstructive surgery, in the form of bone from the top of the skull (calvarium flap) that has been grafted onto the left cheek. This image was produced using a multi- slice CT scanner, which uses a thin X-ray beam to scan around the patient. OsiriX medical imaging software was used to produce coloured 3-D images which can be animated.

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