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Gold-wire artifacts on diagnostic radiographs: A case report

Imaging Science in Dentistry 2014³â 44±Ç 1È£ p.81 ~ 84
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:Keestra Johan Anton Jochum :Jacobs Reinhilde/:Quirynen Marc

Abstract


This report described a case in which diagnostic radiographs showed irregular dense radiopaque strings and curved lines in the head and neck area. These artifacts could lead to misinterpretation since they may obscure anatomical structures and/or mask critical structures/pathologies. A more detailed history of the patient indicated that these strings originated from a facelift procedure in which a gold-wire technique was used. Considering that such intervention may cause a radiodiagnostic burden, it should be included in the anamnesis prior to radiography.

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Radiography; Artifacts; Rhytidoplasty; Surgery; Plastic

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