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8 May 1989 Peripheral Angiography Digital Image Acquisition Using Rapid Continuous Sweeps of a Moving Gantry
David L. Wilson, Lawrence R. Tarbox, Gerhard Linke, David B. Cist, David D. Faul
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Abstract
We are investigating the technical feasibility of a novel acquisition scheme for peripheral angiography that consists of taking images from a gantry that continuously sweeps back-and-forth while the contrast is flowing. The clinical advantage of such a multiple-pass system is that images at each position are spread over a longer time interval, increasing the chance of imaging contrast filled arteries and thus decreasing the need for retakes. Image acquisition during rapid sweeping is technically feasible. The duration of x-ray pulses is short enough to reduce the extent of motion blurring to less than one pixel, using mA and kV parameters available on our angiography system. Contrast and mask image pair superpositioning is excellent, permitting DSA processing.
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David L. Wilson, Lawrence R. Tarbox, Gerhard Linke, David B. Cist, and David D. Faul "Peripheral Angiography Digital Image Acquisition Using Rapid Continuous Sweeps of a Moving Gantry", Proc. SPIE 1091, Medical Imaging III: Image Capture and Display, (8 May 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.976472
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KEYWORDS
Abdomen

X-rays

Angiography

Fluoroscopy

Image intensifiers

Arteries

Image registration

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