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The clinical application of mesenteric multi-slice spiral CT angiography

Jiang Jin-zhao

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Objective To discuss the clinical application of mesenteric multi-slice spiral CT angiography(MMSCTA).Methods The MMSCTA was performed by 16-slice spiral CT after the routine arterial and venous phase scanning in 17 cases with the unknown cause of abdominal pain.The three-dimensional vessel imagings were acquired with MIP,VR,MPR or CPR,to describe the abnormal findings of mesenteric vessels.Results The mesenteric vessels were showed normally in 8 of 17 cases.The superior mesenteric artery(SMA) and inferior mesenteric artery(IMA) concluded in one case;the narrow of the proximal SMA was found in 3 cases,one of which accompanied a tortuous collateral vessel;aneurysm of SMA main trunk was seen in one case;thrombosis of SMV was detected in 3 cases,in two of which the SMV was unopacification,in one of which the filling defect was seen in SMV.Conclusion MMSCTA is a noninvasive,accurate and quick diagnostic method of mesenteric vessels.

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Objective To discuss the clinical application of mesenteric multi-slice spiral CT angiography(MMSCTA).Methods The MMSCTA was performed by 16-slice spiral CT after the routine arterial and venous phase scanning in 17 cases with the unknown cause of abdominal pain.The three-dimensional vessel imagings were acquired with MIP,VR,MPR or CPR,to describe the abnormal findings of mesenteric vessels.Results The mesenteric vessels were showed normally in 8 of 17 cases.The superior mesenteric artery(SMA) and inferior mesenteric artery(IMA) concluded in one case;the narrow of the proximal SMA was found in 3 cases,one of which accompanied a tortuous collateral vessel;aneurysm of SMA main trunk was seen in one case;thrombosis of SMV was detected in 3 cases,in two of which the SMV was unopacification,in one of which the filling defect was seen in SMV.Conclusion MMSCTA is a noninvasive,accurate and quick diagnostic method of mesenteric vessels.

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Objective To discuss the clinical application of mesenteric multi-slice spiral CT angiography(MMSCTA).Methods The MMSCTA was performed by 16-slice spiral CT after the routine arterial and venous phase scanning in 17 cases with the unknown cause of abdominal pain.The three-dimensional vessel imagings were acquired with MIP,VR,MPR or CPR,to describe the abnormal findings of mesenteric vessels.Results The mesenteric vessels were showed normally in 8 of 17 cases.The superior mesenteric artery(SMA) and inferior mesenteric artery(IMA) concluded in one case;the narrow of the proximal SMA was found in 3 cases,one of which accompanied a tortuous collateral vessel;aneurysm of SMA main trunk was seen in one case;thrombosis of SMV was detected in 3 cases,in two of which the SMV was unopacification,in one of which the filling defect was seen in SMV.Conclusion MMSCTA is a noninvasive,accurate and quick diagnostic method of mesenteric vessels.

Key concepts: Medicine, Superior mesenteric artery, SMA*, Radiology, Angiography, Trunk, Superior mesenteric vein, Artery

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