CT 3D shows thinned/fractured right styloid.Can you help me confirm

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@Shruti - Did you try using radiantviewer.com (for PCs) or Bee Dicom Viewer App (for Macs)? Uploading images to dicomlibrary.com is another option. Your CT images will be converted to 3D on there & you’ll be given a link to view them.

We also have a tutorial on our forum that might help you, but it’s pretty old at this point:

Making Your Own 3D Images from CT Scan- 3D Slicer Tutorial

1. Open up the program. You have 3 panels where the views of your 2D scan will appear (sagittal, axial, and coronal planes), a panel where you 3D model will eventually show up, and a control panel. The control panel is where you're going to do most of your work, and how you fine tune the image to see the styloid processes. The 3D image is going to be made by putting the 3 planes of your scan together into one image. Think of it like width, depth, and height to make a solid shape. [image] …

You could try contacting @LimeZest to see if he would have time to help you convert your CT into 3D images. He’s pretty busy these days, but has helped several of our members including me in the past.