Elecrocardiographic gate control collecting image method for reducing coronary artery movement fake image
A coronary artery and image acquisition technology, applied in the field of ECG-gated image acquisition, can solve the problems of inability to diagnose coronary segments, tortuous development of coronary lumen, difficult imaging, etc., to eliminate motion artifacts and reduce variability , the effect of increased sensitivity
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[0019] 1. EBCT cine scanning of the human heart. The EBCT scanning method is: use the cardiac cine scan mode to continuously scan each layer of the heart within one cardiac cycle. One inspection can complete the scanning of 8 different layers of the heart, and the scanning process covers the entire cardiac cycle. Cycle 0% ~ 100% RR interval; scanning layer thickness 8mm, interval between two layers 4mm. The image acquisition time of each frame is 50 milliseconds, and the interval is 6 milliseconds. The spatial position of each coronary artery is measured on each coronary artery image, so the movement distance of the coronary artery movement within the two image acquisition time (56 milliseconds) can be obtained, so the coronary artery movement velocity = movement distance ÷ time, 56 milliseconds is a fixed constant; for example figure 1 In a normal ECG, R-R indicates a cardiac cycle, T indicates T wave, that is, the end of systole, and P indicates P wave, that is, mid-diastol...
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