ghost tract
Posted By: OldRadMT on 2005-12-22
In Reply to: Ever heard of "ghost track" after an ORIF??? - Radiology MTs!
It's a ghost tract - the shadow seen where a pin or screw has been removed.
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An elongated area, path, or track.
HELP-ASAP Tract or track (sm)
 Haven't been doing surgery for a while and cannot remember the rule for tract/track. Couldn't find it in the AAMT BOS either. Thanks!!
EX: I probed this area with a Q-tip and found that she, indeed, has a sinus tract/track leading to a cavity below the healed skin.
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Ghost crack maybe? Is he talking about a healed fracture?
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It is actually ghost track - area where a screw has once been for fixation of fracture.
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