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Acta Academiae Medicinae Sinicae ; (6): 230-234, 2021.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-878725

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Objective To investigate the role of dual-layer detector energy spectral CT in resting myocardial perfusion imaging for patients with normal coronary artery. Methods One hundred and fifty-six patients with suspected coronary heart disease underwent dual-layer detector energy spectral CT coronary angiography,and resting myocardial perfusion imaging was performed for 28 patients with normal coronary artery.According to American Heart Association's 17-segmentmodel,the iodine density and effective atomic number(Z


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Humans , Computed Tomography Angiography , Coronary Angiography , Coronary Vessels/diagnostic imaging , Myocardial Perfusion Imaging , Tomography, X-Ray Computed
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Chinese Journal of Radiology ; (12): 679-684, 2015.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-478855

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Objective To evaluate beam-hardening (BH) artifact reduction of myocardium in coronary computed tomography angiography(CCTA)with single-source dual-energy CT. Methods Thirty patients received CCTA on single-source dual-energy CT with findings of coronary artery stenosis reconstructed into monochromatic energy (60,70,80,90,100,110,120,130,140 keV) left vertical short-axis images via 40% ASIR and the polychromatic left vertical short-axis images were conventionally reconstructed. CT values were measured across multiple segments (basal anterior, basal lateral, basal inferior , basal septal, mid anterior, mid lateral, mid inferior , mid septal, apical anterior, apical lateral, apical inferior , apical septal and apex)of left ventricle wall at varying monochromatic energy levels and polychromatic images, and then the left ventricular myocardial average CT value and BH objective value were calculated retrospectively:BH1=CT value of mid inferior wall-CT value of basal inferior wall ,BH2=CT value of mid septal wall-CT value of mid inferior wall. BH subjective rating were evaluated by two radiologists independently. Single sample t test was used to compare the difference of myocardial CT values among 13 segments with the left ventricular myocardial average CT value on polychromatic images ;Kruskal-Wallis test was used to compare the difference of CT values among thirteen different segments of myocardium on fixed monochromatic energy images; Wilcoxon rank test was used to compare the difference of BH objective value and subjective rating between monochromatic images with polychromatic images. Results On polychromatic images, the mean myocardial CT value was(73 ± 25)HU, the CT value of basic inferior[(58±23)HU], basic septal[(85±21)HU], mid septal[(89±24)HU], apical anterior[(64±23)HU]and apex [(61 ± 24)HU ] were different from the mean myocardial CT value(t value were -3.76,2.89,3.50,-2.30, -2.86,P all0.05). The differences of CT value of different myocardial segments had statistical significance at 60 to 80 keV images(P all0.05), suggesting that the non-uniformity of CT value among different segments was improved. On polychromatic images,BH1 M(P25,P75)was 11(6,28),BH2 M(P25,P75)was 19(1,29) HU. BH1 was improved on 90 to 140 keV images while BH2 was improved on 70 to 140 keV images, the difference had statistical significance compared with the polychromatic images(P all<0.05). BH1,BH2 decreased with the increasing of monochromatic energy level on 60 to 100 keV images, then increased a little on 110,120 keV images, and hit bottom on 130 keV images with the value of 5.20,0.34 HU ,finally exist a slight increase on 140 keV images again. On polychromatic images,BH1,BH2 subjective rating M(P25,P75)both were 1(1,2), BH1 subjective rating was improved on 70 to 140 keV images while BH2 subjective rating was improved on 90 to 140 keV , the difference had statistical significance compared with the polychromatic images(P all<0.05). Conclusion Compared with the polychromatic images,monochromatic energy images of CCTA with dual-energy CT resulted in significant BH artifact reduction and improvements in the uniformity in the myocardium, and 130 keV is the optimal Monochromatic energy.

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Journal of Practical Radiology ; (12): 2079-2083, 2014.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-457513

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Objective To investigate the feasibility of quantitative measurement of fat concentration by CT spectral imaging in a mice model of fatty liver.Methods Twenty-four mice with different degrees of fatty liver underwent CT spectral imaging.CT values of liver parenchyma under mixed X-ray energy and 65 keV,fat concentration based on various basic material pairs (fat/water,fat/io-dine,fat/calcium)and spectral curves were obtained.Liver specimens were obtained to measure the concentration of triglyceride , and HE staining was performed.Correlations between various CT indexes and triglyceride concentration were analyzed.Results Correlation between fat concentration (fat/water pair)and triglyceride (r =0.91 5 )was better than that between CT values on 65 keV and triglyceride (r=-0.858),as well as polychromatic CT values (r=-0.81 6).All the P values were<0.001.Correlations between fat concentrations based on fat/iodine or fat/calcium pairs and triglyceride were relatively low (r=-0.726,-0.660).CT indexes on 1.25 mm slice thickness performed better than those on 2.5 mm.With fatty liver degree increased,the shape of spectral curve changed gradually.Conclusion Liver fat concentration can be measured by CT spectral imaging noninvasively,accurately and quantitatively in a mice model of fatty liver.

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