Heart computer tomography - Hospital Medical Information
Justice With the recent rapid development of computed tomography ( CT ), it has become possible to image a continuously moving heart within a short period of time. A 64-ray multidetector computed tomography (CT), widely used for cardiac imaging, has a high negative predictive value and is almost 100% less likely to be true stenosis if no stenosis is detected on CT. Dual source CT ( dual source CT ) has two x-ray tubes, doubling the acquisition time to improve diagnostic accuracy and image quality. Therefore, the burden of invasive conventional angiography has been alleviated in order to rule out the possibility of stenosis . Heart Computed Tomography ( Cardiac CT ) coronary artery stenosis evaluation, coronary artery bypass surgery graft vascular assessment, and coronary stenting and it is widely used in restenosis evaluation after its addition to the normal variability of the coronary arteries, and congenital malformations, cardiac contraction performance evaluation, the aorta ...