Foot skeleton with bone names

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Foot skeleton with bone names
By bus number 533
When is a CT bone scan ordered?
A CT bone scan is recommended if:
CT examination of the bones with contrast medium

Foot skeleton with bone names

There is a quick shuttle bus service to and from the exhibition site.

It is free and runs from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. The stops are located on both sides of the main entrance arch - in the north and south loops.

The route runs in both directions along the ring road with the following stops: Birnbaumallee, House of Culture, Technograd, Pavilion 57 'Russia - My Story', Wedding Palace, 'City Farm', Pavilion 44 'Rabbit Breeding', Cinematographic Museum, Botanical Garden, Pavilion 27 'Physical Education and Sport', 'Golden Ear', Ostankino Park, Green Theater, Khovanski Entrance, Story Theater, South Entrance Arch.

By bus number 533

Stops at the northern entrance of the VDNKh metro, the southern entrance of the Botanicheskiy Sad metro and in the territory. The cost of a single ticket depends on the approved tariff for public transport in Moscow. All discounts apply on the buses - your social card must be presented to the validator at the entrance.

It is possible to travel around the territory of the VDNH in special vehicles for groups of people with low mobility. The vehicles are equipped with ramps to make wheelchair access easier. Pre-orders can be made by calling +7(495)974-33-99 and +7(910)450-19-98.

Dear visitors, if you visit the Center of Oceanography and Marine Biology 'Moskvarium' on weekends and holidays, please plan your route in advance, as there is a lot of traffic at the entrance to VDNH.

We would like to inform you that on weekends and public holidays, parking is only possible in the parking garage on the VDNH side of Khovanska Street.

When is a CT bone scan ordered?

This type of examination is performed after the attending physician has identified chronic or acute traumatic lesions. These include hematomas, breaks, dislocations or fractures.

A CT bone scan is recommended if:

Suspicion of benign or malignant masses (metastases) in bones and tissue;

bone lesions after osteitis, tuberculosis and other diseases;

the need for preoperative diagnosis or postoperative monitoring;

Malformations.

CT examination of the bones with contrast medium

Computed tomography with intravenous iodine contrast agent is recommended to obtain more information about the nature of the pathological processes and the size of masses and to visualize the structures associated with the bones.

Multi-slice computed tomography of the bones is used to obtain a more accurate three-dimensional image. The image can be rotated in any direction and enlarged to the maximum. This enables a more accurate diagnosis of possible skeletal diseases.