Evaluation of specificity of CT angiography compared to conventional angiography for 16-Row Scanner
A. Langari, M. Keivani
Abstract
A. Langari, M. Keivani
Abstract
Herein, authors have evaluated the specificity of CT angiography (CTA) in comparison with conventional invasive angiography (CIA) in the diagnosis of coronary stenosis. For this purpose, 8 patients suspected to stenosis was used. They were undertaken CIA procedure after CTA using 16-multidetector-row machine. Result reveals that for patient-base analysis, the specificity of CTA was 25. The values of specificity reveal a unacceptable performance of CTA. However, due to low number of patients, the obtained results cannot be used for final decision.
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Herein, authors have evaluated the specificity of CT angiography (CTA) in comparison with conventional invasive angiography (CIA) in the diagnosis of coronary stenosis. For this purpose, 8 patients suspected to stenosis was used. They were undertaken CIA procedure after CTA using 16-multidetector-row machine. Result reveals that for patient-base analysis, the specificity of CTA was 25. The values of specificity reveal a unacceptable performance of CTA. However, due to low number of patients, the obtained results cannot be used for final decision.
Key concepts: Medicine, Stenosis, Angiography, Radiology, Conventional angiography, Coronary angiography, Cardiology, Myocardial infarction