CTisus: CT of the Hand & Wrist 3.0

The wrist's anatomy presents considerable complexity, which historically limited CT evaluation to axial slices and basic multiplanar reconstructions. Recent enhancements in CT scanning technology have ushered in the capability for true volume acquisition using isotropic datasets. These technological advancements, combined with user-friendly 3D software, have significantly refined the radiologist's ability to visualize the wrist through volumetric displays.

It is essential for radiologists to possess a comprehensive understanding of wrist anatomy across all three dimensions. This exhibit features detailed and schematic medical illustrations alongside corollary CT images and cutting-edge 3D MDCT volume-rendered images and animations, effectively showcasing the intricate anatomy of the wrist in three dimensions.

This interactive atlas includes a series of cases that illustrate noteworthy instances of hand and wrist pathology, aimed at enhancing educational value and clinical insight.