The Method and Application of Hepatic Perfusion Imaging with Helical CT
Yang Jian-yong
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Yang Jian-yong
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Objective:To estimate hepatic perfusion parameters with helical CT.Methods:Dynamic single-section computed tomography (CT) of liver was performed in 15 liver cirrhosis patients and 13 normal subjects.In accordance with the Child-Pugh classification,10 with Child B,and 5 classified with Child C.CT scans were obtained at a single level to include the liver,spleen,aorta,and portal vein.On each CT scan,time-density curves were described to calculate the hepatic perfusion parameters.Results:Hepatic perfusion parameters including hepatic artery perfusion,portal venous perfusion,total hepatic blood flow and hepatic perfusion index could be measured with dynamic single-section helical CT.Conclusion:Dynamic single-section CT shows potential in quantifying hepatic perfusion parameters. [
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Objective:To estimate hepatic perfusion parameters with helical CT.Methods:Dynamic single-section computed tomography (CT) of liver was performed in 15 liver cirrhosis patients and 13 normal subjects.In accordance with the Child-Pugh classification,10 with Child B,and 5 classified with Child C.CT scans were obtained at a single level to include the liver,spleen,aorta,and portal vein.On each CT scan,time-density curves were described to calculate the hepatic perfusion parameters.Results:Hepatic perfusion parameters including hepatic artery perfusion,portal venous perfusion,total hepatic blood flow and hepatic perfusion index could be measured with dynamic single-section helical CT.Conclusion:Dynamic single-section CT shows potential in quantifying hepatic perfusion parameters. [
Key concepts: Medicine, Perfusion, Perfusion scanning, Liver perfusion, Cirrhosis, Radiology, Nuclear medicine, Tomography