Dynamic angiographic imaging
A technique of angiography and blood vessels, which is applied in the field of evaluating blood vessels in subjects, and can solve the problems of reduced accuracy of FFR-CT measurement
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[0042] Referring to the figures, a system and method for dynamic angiographic imaging (DAI) is described. The system and method compare favorably with current CCTA technology.
[0043] figure 1An example of a computer-implemented imaging system, more specifically a DAI system 2, incorporating a computed tomography (CT) scanner 4 is shown. CT scanner 4 may be any multi-slice or multi-slice CT scanner, which generally includes a radiation source, radiation detectors, and optional controls for maintaining the subject in a desired position (e.g., a prone or prone position) during the scanning procedure. An adjustable, usually motorized, support or table. A radiation source produces radiation that, in synchronization with the administration of a contrast agent (also known as a tracer) to a subject, traverses one or more predetermined sampling sites that target a region of interest within the subject. blood vessels. A radiation detector, often configured as a panel of rotating d...
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