AJNR. American journal of neuroradiology · 1994
A method for sonographic counting of the lower vertebral bodies in newborns and infants.
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Beek F J, van Leeuwen M S, Bax N M, Dillon E H, Witkamp T D, van Gils A P
Аннотация
PURPOSE: To determine whether the lumbosacral junction of the vertebral column can be identified with sonography in newborns and infants and thus serve as a method for counting the lumbar and sacral vertebral bodies.
METHODS: In 32 newborns and infants, the number of ossified vertebral bodies distal to the lumbosacral junction was counted with sonography and radiography.
RESULTS: Sonographic and radiographic findings agreed in 29 of 32 examinations (91%).
CONCLUSIONS: The lordotic transition at the lumbosacral junction can be identified with sonography in the majority of newborns and infants, allowing intraspinal structures to be related to a specific vertebral level.
METHODS: In 32 newborns and infants, the number of ossified vertebral bodies distal to the lumbosacral junction was counted with sonography and radiography.
RESULTS: Sonographic and radiographic findings agreed in 29 of 32 examinations (91%).
CONCLUSIONS: The lordotic transition at the lumbosacral junction can be identified with sonography in the majority of newborns and infants, allowing intraspinal structures to be related to a specific vertebral level.