CT室血管CTA诊断请求及扫描标准(国外英文资料).doc

CT室血管CTA诊断要求及扫描标准(国外英文资料) CT angioascular CTA diagnostic requirements and scanning criteria In order to improve the diagnostic requirements of CTA, to prevent the occurrence of accidents, the rules are as follows: Diagnosis, Requires every diagnostician master major arterial anatomy, including intracranial arteries, neck, chest and main branch, the branch of pulmonary artery and aorta, the main branch of coronary artery and the lower limb artery main branches. Every doctor is required to be skilled in the postprocessing software of CTA, especially the posterior treatment of coronary artery CTA. For each patient who does a vasculature, the image must be reconstructed on the workstation, looking at the original image and the reconstructed image. If there is any doubt about the diagnosis, it should be communicated or consulted. In principle, it is necessary to have two doctors above the doctor to report the report, otherwise the consequences will be egotistical. The CTA images should be reviewed by the doctor above the attending physician, and the identification of vulnerable plaques should be looked at in the meantime. Scan standard Every machine operator must be skilled in the use of Smart Prep and Time bouls scanning. It is required that each vessel CTA must be scanned using either of the above methods. All scans use 1.25 or 0.625 mm thick layers, or they can be used to recreate the thick scans. The total dose of contrast agent is adjusted according to the time of scan, the basic principle is that the scanning time is long and the dosage of the contrast agent should be increased accordingly. But not more than 2.5 ml/kg weight. The specific requirements are as follows: 1, the head/CTA CTV Scan the neck of the neck 2 to the head of the skull Recon Type STD Scanning Head Injection of static injection ULT370 / OMP350 Current rate 4.0 to 5.0 ml/s Flow 70ml Delay time CTA: the SmartPrep method, the internal carotid/carotid area of 100HU is triggered manually CTV: Timebou