Abstract
Purpose: To work out the routine and three dimensional reconstruction (3D) methods of electron beam computed tomography angiography (EBCTA) and evaluate its clinical application. Materials and methods: In this group, 189 cases with aortic diseases (152 male, 37 female) were studied retrospectively. The EBCT scan methods were enhanced single slice mode (SSM) and continuous volume scan (CVS); The 3D reconstruction methods were shaded surface display (SSD), maximum intensity projection (MIP) and multiple/curved planar reconstruction (MPR/CPR). Results: In 189 cases, including 97 cases with aortic dissection, 26 cases with aortic aneurysm and 8 cases with pseudo aneurysm, others including Marfan`s syndrome in 37 cases, Takayasu`s arteritis in 5 cases and congenital aortic malformations in 14 cases; 68 cases received operation and the EBCT diagnosis coincided well with the operative findings in 97% of cases. Conclusion: EBCT angiographic images have very high temporal resolution and most artifacts are eliminated. The 3D images are in helpful accurate diagnosis and direct surgical operation. In the management of aortic diseases, EBCT angiography and 3D reconstruction may supplant conventional angiography in the near future
Bin, Lu;
Ruping, Dai;
Shaoxiong, Zhang;
Hua, Bai;
Sha, He;
Baolian, Jing;
Cheng, Cao;
Li, Ren
[1]
- Department of Radiology, Cardiovascular Institute of Fuwei Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, Beijing Union Medical College, Beijing (China)
Citation Formats
Bin, Lu, Ruping, Dai, Shaoxiong, Zhang, Hua, Bai, Sha, He, Baolian, Jing, Cheng, Cao, and Li, Ren.
Clinical application of EBCT angiography and three-dimensional reconstruction in the diagnosis of aortic disease.
China: N. p.,
1998.
Web.
Bin, Lu, Ruping, Dai, Shaoxiong, Zhang, Hua, Bai, Sha, He, Baolian, Jing, Cheng, Cao, & Li, Ren.
Clinical application of EBCT angiography and three-dimensional reconstruction in the diagnosis of aortic disease.
China.
Bin, Lu, Ruping, Dai, Shaoxiong, Zhang, Hua, Bai, Sha, He, Baolian, Jing, Cheng, Cao, and Li, Ren.
1998.
"Clinical application of EBCT angiography and three-dimensional reconstruction in the diagnosis of aortic disease."
China.
@misc{etde_645255,
title = {Clinical application of EBCT angiography and three-dimensional reconstruction in the diagnosis of aortic disease}
author = {Bin, Lu, Ruping, Dai, Shaoxiong, Zhang, Hua, Bai, Sha, He, Baolian, Jing, Cheng, Cao, and Li, Ren}
abstractNote = {Purpose: To work out the routine and three dimensional reconstruction (3D) methods of electron beam computed tomography angiography (EBCTA) and evaluate its clinical application. Materials and methods: In this group, 189 cases with aortic diseases (152 male, 37 female) were studied retrospectively. The EBCT scan methods were enhanced single slice mode (SSM) and continuous volume scan (CVS); The 3D reconstruction methods were shaded surface display (SSD), maximum intensity projection (MIP) and multiple/curved planar reconstruction (MPR/CPR). Results: In 189 cases, including 97 cases with aortic dissection, 26 cases with aortic aneurysm and 8 cases with pseudo aneurysm, others including Marfan`s syndrome in 37 cases, Takayasu`s arteritis in 5 cases and congenital aortic malformations in 14 cases; 68 cases received operation and the EBCT diagnosis coincided well with the operative findings in 97% of cases. Conclusion: EBCT angiographic images have very high temporal resolution and most artifacts are eliminated. The 3D images are in helpful accurate diagnosis and direct surgical operation. In the management of aortic diseases, EBCT angiography and 3D reconstruction may supplant conventional angiography in the near future}
journal = []
issue = {2}
volume = {32}
journal type = {AC}
place = {China}
year = {1998}
month = {Feb}
}
title = {Clinical application of EBCT angiography and three-dimensional reconstruction in the diagnosis of aortic disease}
author = {Bin, Lu, Ruping, Dai, Shaoxiong, Zhang, Hua, Bai, Sha, He, Baolian, Jing, Cheng, Cao, and Li, Ren}
abstractNote = {Purpose: To work out the routine and three dimensional reconstruction (3D) methods of electron beam computed tomography angiography (EBCTA) and evaluate its clinical application. Materials and methods: In this group, 189 cases with aortic diseases (152 male, 37 female) were studied retrospectively. The EBCT scan methods were enhanced single slice mode (SSM) and continuous volume scan (CVS); The 3D reconstruction methods were shaded surface display (SSD), maximum intensity projection (MIP) and multiple/curved planar reconstruction (MPR/CPR). Results: In 189 cases, including 97 cases with aortic dissection, 26 cases with aortic aneurysm and 8 cases with pseudo aneurysm, others including Marfan`s syndrome in 37 cases, Takayasu`s arteritis in 5 cases and congenital aortic malformations in 14 cases; 68 cases received operation and the EBCT diagnosis coincided well with the operative findings in 97% of cases. Conclusion: EBCT angiographic images have very high temporal resolution and most artifacts are eliminated. The 3D images are in helpful accurate diagnosis and direct surgical operation. In the management of aortic diseases, EBCT angiography and 3D reconstruction may supplant conventional angiography in the near future}
journal = []
issue = {2}
volume = {32}
journal type = {AC}
place = {China}
year = {1998}
month = {Feb}
}