Pneumatization of crista galli in Pre-adult and Adult Stages

The sinonasal region in humans is one of the regions that commonly shows anatomical variations. These variations can be easily diagnosed by paranasal CT evaluation. One of these variations is Crista galli pneumatization. In recent years, there have been opinions supporting the hypothesis that pneuma...

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Autores principales:	Tetiker,Hasan, Kosar,Mehmet Ilkay, Çullu,Nesat, Sahan,Murat, Gençer,Ceren Uguz, Derin,Serhan
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Sociedad Chilena de Anatomía 2016
Materias:	Crista galli Paranasal sinuses Pneumatization Computed tomography
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spelling	oai:scielo:S0717-950220160002000212016-07-13Pneumatization of crista galli in Pre-adult and Adult StagesTetiker,HasanKosar,Mehmet IlkayÇullu,NesatSahan,MuratGençer,Ceren UguzDerin,Serhan Crista galli Paranasal sinuses Pneumatization Computed tomography The sinonasal region in humans is one of the regions that commonly shows anatomical variations. These variations can be easily diagnosed by paranasal CT evaluation. One of these variations is Crista galli pneumatization. In recent years, there have been opinions supporting the hypothesis that pneumatization originates from the frontal sinus. In this study, we planned to evaluate whether the presence of Crista galli pneumatization varied in pre-adult and adult periods. In this retrospectively designed study, 218 coronal paranasal CT images collected between 2012 and 2013 were evaluated. Patients were divided into two groups according to age under or over 18 years. In the group under the age of 18 (97 cases), pneumatization was detected in 2.1 % of samples, while in the group over the age of 18 (121 cases), crista galli pneumatization was observed in 15.7 % of samples. According to these results, crista galli pneumatization was found to increase in adulthood. Considering that the frontal sinus is in a rudimentary state at birth, it is radiographically detected first at 6 years of age, and reaches its main size in puberty, this increase in pneumatization runs parallel to the development of the frontal sinus. Consequently, this supports the opinion that crista galli pneumatization originates from the frontal sinus.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Chilena de AnatomíaInternational Journal of Morphology v.34 n.2 20162016-06-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-95022016000200021en10.4067/S0717-95022016000200021
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topic	Crista galli Paranasal sinuses Pneumatization Computed tomography
spellingShingle	Crista galli Paranasal sinuses Pneumatization Computed tomography Tetiker,Hasan Kosar,Mehmet Ilkay Çullu,Nesat Sahan,Murat Gençer,Ceren Uguz Derin,Serhan Pneumatization of crista galli in Pre-adult and Adult Stages
description	The sinonasal region in humans is one of the regions that commonly shows anatomical variations. These variations can be easily diagnosed by paranasal CT evaluation. One of these variations is Crista galli pneumatization. In recent years, there have been opinions supporting the hypothesis that pneumatization originates from the frontal sinus. In this study, we planned to evaluate whether the presence of Crista galli pneumatization varied in pre-adult and adult periods. In this retrospectively designed study, 218 coronal paranasal CT images collected between 2012 and 2013 were evaluated. Patients were divided into two groups according to age under or over 18 years. In the group under the age of 18 (97 cases), pneumatization was detected in 2.1 % of samples, while in the group over the age of 18 (121 cases), crista galli pneumatization was observed in 15.7 % of samples. According to these results, crista galli pneumatization was found to increase in adulthood. Considering that the frontal sinus is in a rudimentary state at birth, it is radiographically detected first at 6 years of age, and reaches its main size in puberty, this increase in pneumatization runs parallel to the development of the frontal sinus. Consequently, this supports the opinion that crista galli pneumatization originates from the frontal sinus.
author	Tetiker,Hasan Kosar,Mehmet Ilkay Çullu,Nesat Sahan,Murat Gençer,Ceren Uguz Derin,Serhan
author_facet	Tetiker,Hasan Kosar,Mehmet Ilkay Çullu,Nesat Sahan,Murat Gençer,Ceren Uguz Derin,Serhan
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title	Pneumatization of crista galli in Pre-adult and Adult Stages
title_short	Pneumatization of crista galli in Pre-adult and Adult Stages
title_full	Pneumatization of crista galli in Pre-adult and Adult Stages
title_fullStr	Pneumatization of crista galli in Pre-adult and Adult Stages
title_full_unstemmed	Pneumatization of crista galli in Pre-adult and Adult Stages
title_sort	pneumatization of crista galli in pre-adult and adult stages
publisher	Sociedad Chilena de Anatomía
publishDate	2016
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Pneumatization of crista galli in Pre-adult and Adult Stages

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