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Whole-Brain Adaptive 70-kVp Perfusion Imaging with Variable and Extended Sampling Improves Quality and Consistency While Reducing Dose

I. Corcuera-Solano, A.M. McLellan, A.H. Doshi, P.S. Pawha and L.N. Tanenbaum
American Journal of Neuroradiology November 2014, 35 (11) 2045-2051; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A4043
I. Corcuera-Solano
aFrom the Department of Neuroradiology, Mount Sinai Medical Center, One Gustave L. Levy Place, New York, New York.
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A.M. McLellan
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A.H. Doshi
aFrom the Department of Neuroradiology, Mount Sinai Medical Center, One Gustave L. Levy Place, New York, New York.
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P.S. Pawha
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L.N. Tanenbaum
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    Sample middle-brain time-attenuation curves for the 2 CTP protocols.

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    A, Parametric map showing placement of regions of interest in the WM and GM of the left medial occipital lobe. B, The region of interest is measured at the peak arterial phase over the left thalamus.

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    Normal-sample CTP datasets from the 70-kVp protocol: CBF (A), CBV (B), time-to-maximum (C), TTP (D). From the 80-kVp protocol: CBF (E), CBV (F), time-to-maximum (G), TTP (H).

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    Two different patients with left MCA ischemia. CBF (A) and CBV (B) at 70-kVp and CBF (C) and CBV (D) at 80-kVp CTP. Note the decreased CBF and preserved CBV.

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    CTP parameters

    70 kVp80 kVp
    Tube current150 mAs80 mAs
    Section thickness5 mm5 mm
    Passes20 passes24 passes
    Range144 mm120 mm
    Time per pass3, 1.5, 7.5 seconds1.7 seconds
    Scan window51 seconds39 seconds
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    Quantitative analysisa

    70 kVp80 kVpP Value
    CBF
        WM
            Mean5.478.76.05
            SD2.264.47.35
            SNR2.813.20.66
        GM
            Mean40.0340.76.87
            SD14.8416.94.94
            SNR4.383.95.92
    CBV
        WM
            Mean1.500.95.44
            SD0.410.35.21
            SNR3.154.97.07
        GM
            Mean4.883.49.75
            SD1.451.08.21
            SNR5.346.53.18
    Tmax
        WM
            Mean7.816.52.10
            SD1.721.63.47
            SNR6.227.08.96
        GM
            Mean3.944.51.13
            SD0.681.03.31
            SNR6.826.72.82
    Arterial max
        Thalamus
            Mean59.7150.25.0005
            SD11.9611.34.426
            SNR6.434.69.3316
    Venous max
        Thalamus
            Mean56.7248.68.0032
            SD11.6710.91.3811
            SNR5.114.62.4738
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    Qualitative analysis of overall quality and gray-white matter differentiation in 80-kVp and 70-kVp whole-brain CTPa

    70 kVp80 kVpP Value
    Overall quality
        CBF2.95 ± 0.1672.81 ± 2.84.0459
        CBV2.95 ± 0.1672.76 ± 0.305.0173
        TT2.89 ± 0.2242.69 ± 0.276.0113
    GM-WM differentiation
        CBF2.91 ± 0.1872.83 ± 0.314.5598
        CBV2.93 ± 0.1782.70 ± 0.347.0278
        TT2.86 ± 0.2312.69 ± 0.276.0630
    • Note:—TT indicates transit time.

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    CTDIvol and DLP/ED values for whole-brain CTP examinations at 80 kVp and 70 kVp with different scanners

    70 kVp80 kVpPercentage Reduction
    100% − (70 kVp/80 kVp) × 100
    CTDIvol (mGy)10519245.31
    DLP (mGy·cm)1588183113.27
    ED (mSv)3.654.2113.27
    • Note:—ED indicates effective dose.

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