Temporal bone (Stenvers view)

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Stenvers view is a oblique radiographic projection used to demonstrate the petrous temporal bone, IAM and bony labyrinth. Fine slice multi-detector CT of the petrous bone has replaced the Stenver view due to far superior anatomic detail. It was also used to assess electrode placement following the insertion of a cochlear implant, but has been succeeded by the modified Stenvers view.

The central beam is positioned 45 degrees with the plane of IRand 12 degrees cephalad.

A similar projection can be obtained on reconstructed CT images, approximated by an oblique coronal projection. 

  • -<p><strong>Stenvers view</strong> is a oblique radiographic projection used to demonstrate the petrous temporal bone, IAM and bony labyrinth. Fine slice multi-detector CT of the petrous bone has replaced the Stenver view due to far superior anatomic detail. It was also used to assess electrode placement following the insertion of a <a href="/articles/cochlear-implant">cochlear implant</a>, but has been succeeded by the <a href="/articles/modified-stenvers-view-1">modified Stenvers view</a>.</p><p>The central beam is positioned 45 degrees with the plane of IR and 12 degrees cephalad.</p><p>A similar projection can be obtained on reconstructed CT images, approximated by an oblique coronal projection. </p>
  • +<p><strong>Stenvers view</strong> is a oblique radiographic projection used to demonstrate the <a title="Petrous temporal bone" href="/articles/petrous-part-of-temporal-bone">petrous temporal bone</a>, <a title="Internal acoustic canal" href="/articles/internal-acoustic-canal">IAM</a> and <a title="bony labyrinth" href="/articles/otic-capsule">bony labyrinth</a>. Fine slice multi-detector CT of the petrous bone has replaced the Stenver view due to far superior anatomic detail. It was also used to assess electrode placement following the insertion of a <a href="/articles/cochlear-implant">cochlear implant</a>, but has been succeeded by the <a href="/articles/modified-stenvers-view-1">modified Stenvers view</a>.</p><p>The central beam is positioned 45 degrees with the plane of IR and 12 degrees cephalad.</p><p>A similar projection can be obtained on reconstructed CT images, approximated by an oblique coronal projection. </p>

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