WBCT Indication Series: End Stage Ankle Arthritis
End Stage Ankle Arthritis End-stage ankle arthritis occurs when there is loss of cartilage at the tibiotalar joint. Post-traumatic ankle arthritis is the most common etiology. A weight bearing CT…
End Stage Ankle Arthritis End-stage ankle arthritis occurs when there is loss of cartilage at the tibiotalar joint. Post-traumatic ankle arthritis is the most common etiology. A weight bearing CT…
Weight Bearing Certain injuries and deformities are better assessed when the bones and joints are under natural load. This provides a functional view of alignment and joint space.
The Deutschen Assooziation fur Fuss und Sprunggelenk (DAF), originally scheduled for April 15-16, 2021, took place November 18-19, 2021. The theme for that year's conference is "Feet and Sport -…
Are two-dimensional imaging techniques to blame for the diagnostic enigma of subtalar joint instability? An emerging technology, three-dimensional weight bearing CT (WBCT), may be the solution to better understanding the…
Weight bearing CT imaging could change how surgeons approach hindfoot alignment (HA) & deformity. Multiple scientific papers delve into the difficulties of measuring HA on traditional radiographs. Challenges posed by…
The WBCT Society met for their first in-person symposium in over a year at the EORS. The WBCT Society promotes dialogue and collaboration on weight bearing CT research initiatives and…
A group of radiologists from the Netherlands and Italy are asking if 3D angle measurements taken on weight bearing CT scans should be the new standard for foot & ankle…
On Jan. 16, 2021, the International Weight Bearing CT Society will host its second virtual meeting, which will feature invited talks and research submitted via the Society’s call for abstracts.…
October 4-6 marks the 12th EFAS International Congress in Geneva, Switzerland. This year’s theme, State of the Art Foot and Ankle Surgery, focuses on the latest clinical and scientific findings…
Weight-bearing CT of joints can provide important new clinical information in musculoskeletal radiology. (AJR, Vol 200, Number 1)