320 row of low-dose CT coronary angiography in the clinical application of technology.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 320 row of low-dose CT coronary angiography in the clinical application of technology Study: Dongyun Xu Meng Xiaochun Qin Jie Guo Ning Qian Xiao Xian Zhu Kangshun old will treasure Single Hung [Abstract] [Objective] in 320 low-dose CT coronary angiography in the row of the clinical application. [Method] from November 2008 to June 2009 our hospital with suspected coronary heart disease, heart rate lt;65 times / min followed 240 consecutive patients into the low dose group (L group) and normal group (C group). L group and C group were prospective and retrospective ECG-gated coronary imaging scan program. assess image quality and effective group ray dose (ED). [Results] L group and C group in each group there were 1800 (15 120) a coronary artery segment, L group and C group is too small diameter of coronary segments (lt;1.5 mm) were difficult to assess accounting for 3.50% (63/1800), 3.78% (67/1800), to assess the 96.5% (1737/1800), 96.12% (1733/1800), no statistical significance (Pgt; 0.05). L group and C Group 4 images were 94.33%, 94.67%, 3 images was 2.17%, 1.61%, the difference was not significant (Pgt; 0.05). two 3 images were mild motion artifacts, artifact-free step and 1,2-sub-image. L group and C group, the average radiation dose of 3.28 mSv, 14.36 mSv, L group, the average radiation dose of 75.04% lower than the C group, differences between the two groups was statistically significant (P lt;0.01). [Conclusion] 320 row of low-dose CT coronary imaging technologies can ensure the image quality while reducing patient radiation dose. [Keywords:] Tomography, X-ray computed; prospective gating; radiation dose; angiography Abstract: [Objective] To evaluate the application of dose reduction techniques in 320-detector CT of the coronary arteries. [Methods] A total of 240 consecutive patients suspected coronary artery disease with a heart rate of less than 65 bpm were performed CCTA with prospective electrocardiographic (ECG) g