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Application in Disease of Peripheral Arteries with 16-Slices SCT angiography

Jiang Biao

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Objective:To explore the diagnostic value of 16-slices SCT angiography in occlusive disease of lower extremity arteries.Methods:Forty-eight suspected patients with sclerosis or occlusive disease of lower extremity arteries underwent 16-slices SCT during the arterial phase and 3D reconstruction.Results:There were six cases with occlusive of end of abdominal aorta,There were eleven cases with occlusive of iliac artery,There were twenty-one cases with occlusive of superficial femoral artery,There were six cases with strictured of superficial femoral artery,There were four cases with occlusive of popliteal artery.Conclusion:As an accurate and non-invasive angiographic technique,16-slices SCT is as valuable as DSA in the assessment of sclerosing and occlusive disease of lower extremity arteries.16-slices SCT can be used as substitute for DSA.

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Objective:To explore the diagnostic value of 16-slices SCT angiography in occlusive disease of lower extremity arteries.Methods:Forty-eight suspected patients with sclerosis or occlusive disease of lower extremity arteries underwent 16-slices SCT during the arterial phase and 3D reconstruction.Results:There were six cases with occlusive of end of abdominal aorta,There were eleven cases with occlusive of iliac artery,There were twenty-one cases with occlusive of superficial femoral artery,There were six cases with strictured of superficial femoral artery,There were four cases with occlusive of popliteal artery.Conclusion:As an accurate and non-invasive angiographic technique,16-slices SCT is as valuable as DSA in the assessment of sclerosing and occlusive disease of lower extremity arteries.16-slices SCT can be used as substitute for DSA.

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Objective:To explore the diagnostic value of 16-slices SCT angiography in occlusive disease of lower extremity arteries.Methods:Forty-eight suspected patients with sclerosis or occlusive disease of lower extremity arteries underwent 16-slices SCT during the arterial phase and 3D reconstruction.Results:There were six cases with occlusive of end of abdominal aorta,There were eleven cases with occlusive of iliac artery,There were twenty-one cases with occlusive of superficial femoral artery,There were six cases with strictured of superficial femoral artery,There were four cases with occlusive of popliteal artery.Conclusion:As an accurate and non-invasive angiographic technique,16-slices SCT is as valuable as DSA in the assessment of sclerosing and occlusive disease of lower extremity arteries.16-slices SCT can be used as substitute for DSA.

Key concepts: Medicine, Femoral artery, Angiography, Peripheral arterial occlusive disease, Abdominal aorta, Radiology, Arterial disease, Artery

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