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3D Cerebral Angiography: Radiation Dose Comparison with Digital Subtraction Angiography

Beth A. Schueler, David F. Kallmes and Harry J. Cloft
American Journal of Neuroradiology September 2005, 26 (8) 1898-1901;
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    Skin dose distribution for (A) 3D RA and (B) biplanar DSA. The exposed film is overlaid on a graphic representation of skin surface unfolded from the anterior midline.

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    Volume-rendered 3D RA image after coil embolization of a complex left ophthalmic aneurysm. On biplanar angiography, the coil mass overlapped the parent vessel in both views. The lumen was easily viewed on the reconstructed 3D RA image. During embolization, we used serial 3D RA runs to assess whether each additional coil compromised the lumen of the parent artery.

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    3D RA acquisition modes

    Acquisition ModeRotational Arc Duration (s)Rotational Speed (°/s)Total Frames AcquiredDose Mode
    3D-L 5S540102Low
    3D-H 5S540102High
    3D-L 8S825162Low
    3D-H 8S825162High
    3D-L 14S1414266Low
    3D-H 14S1414266High
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    Biplanar DSA series acquisition parameters

    C-armFramesFOVAngulationkVpCu Filtration (mm)
    Frontal1822-cm20° CR750
    Lateral1822-cm0° CR/CA730.2
    • Note.—FOV indicates field-of-view; CR, cranial; CA, caudal.

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    3D RA and biplane DSA peak skin dose and cumulative incident dose

    Acquisition ModePeak Skin Dose (mGy)Cumulative Incident Dose (mGy)
    3D-L 5S3.99.4
    3D-H 5S8.421
    3D-L 8S6.115
    3D-H 8S1533
    3D-L 14S1025
    3D-H 14S2658
    Biplane DSA5853
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Beth A. Schueler, David F. Kallmes, Harry J. Cloft
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