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1 Low Dose Era in Cardiac CT DIANA E. LITMANOVICH, MD Department of Radiology Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Harvard Medical School
2 Disclosures Neither I nor my immediate family members have a financial relationship with a commercial organization that may have a direct or indirect interest in this content
3 Radiation exposure in CCT: Moving target And lower? Small et al.; J Nuc Cardiol 2011
4 3 questions to be answered: What makes low dose cardiac CT possible? How low can we go? What are additional applications of low dose techniques?
5 Q1.What makes low dose cardiac CT possible? Let s not forget the basic: 15 msv 5 msv Appropriate Z- axis selection Retrospective ECG-gating with aggressive tube current modulation and vigorous control of HR and rhythm BMI based ma: from 750 to < 300 BMI based kvp: from 140 to 100 kvp Prospective ECG-gating
6 Scan coverage (Z) optimization 25 cm cm 6.5 msv vs msv 40 mm - 45% in msv Khan et al.; AJR 2011
7 ECG-based Tube Current Modulation Retrospective ECG - gating Dose modulation decreases radiation dose by >50% No Dose Modulation Dose Modulation Lower HR increases the duration of low dose phase with additional drop in radiation dose HR 80 HR 68
8 Am J Cardiol 2010 Anatomy-based tube current adaptation Maximum ma selection based on BMI/weight Decrease in current: by 100 ma: 25% radiation dose
9 BMI based kvp PROTECTION II: 400 patients, randomized trial 120 vs.100 kvp Stable sinus rhythm < 90 kg, BMI < 30 kg/m2 31% in radiation dose Hausleiter et al.; JACC 2010
10 Prospective ECG gating: Axial scanning Table Move Table Move Preferred for pts with regular HR < 65 bpm
11 Shuman et al.; Radiology 2008 Prospective vs. Retrospective gating: Radiation comparison % in radiation dose
12 Prospective vs. Retrospective Technique: Radiation and Quality comparison PROTECTION III Image Quality Score Radiation Dose Hausleiter et al.; JACC 2012
13 Prospective ECG gating: Padding 1 3 Padding varies from 0% to 100% 45% Radiation dose for each 100msec padding Functional evaluation: simultaneous image reconstruction in S and D Radiation dose < than in retrospective ECG gating LaBounty et al.; AJR 2010 Small et al.; J Nuc Cardiol 2011
14 Advanced arrhythmia rejection algorithms: Can only be done with prospective ECG gating Stops data acquisition if extra systole Resumes at the same z-position in the next regular heart cycle ED 4.3 msv vs. 9.1mSv >50% dose saving with similar image quality
15 Q1.What makes low dose cardiac CT possible? Advanced methods in Cardiac CT: 5 msv <1 msv Volumetric CT 256, 320 wide detector arrays Dual Source CT High Pitch Flash mode Low kvp in non-obese and obese patients Automatic kvp selection Iterative reconstructions
16 Volumetric CT 320 x 0.5 collimation (1, 2, 3 generations) 256 x mm collimation 16 cm axial data acquisition Entire heart is covered in one rotation (volume)
17 Volumetric CT 1 st generation, 350 msec gantry rotation time HR < 65: 1 segment = 1 heart beat acquisition 4 msv HR > 65: Multiple segments/multiple heart beats acquisition radiation dose (up to double!) Khan et al.; AJR 2010
18 Volumetric CT 2 nd, 3 rd generation: 275 msec Wide range HR with prospective triggering with singleheart-beat CCTA in vast majority of patients, HR 75 bpm Wide range of BMI with 100 kvp due to a large x-ray power generator ( up to 900 ma) < 0.93 msv in 54%, < 4 msv in 96%
19 Dual-Source CT: 1 st 2 nd 3 rd generations Fast non-overlapping spiral data acquisition Temporal resolution < 70 msec per image Pitch >3.2, table speed up to 737 mm/sec, 1 heart beat < 1 msv in patients with HR<75 Flohr et al.; Radiol Clin N Am 2015
20 Dual-Source CT: 1 st 2 nd 3 rd generations Fink et all.; AJR 2011
21 New era in kvp Standard approach: BMI < kvp BMI < kvp BMI kvp BMI > kvp New x-ray tube design in 3 rd generation DSCT: 70 kvp in BMI 28 Coronary CT at kvp in obese patients (phantom study) Meyer et all. Radiology 2014 Hell et all. JCCT 2014 Meinel et all. Eur Radiol 2014
22 Automatic Tube potential selection Applicable in both SSCT and DSCT Radiation Dose Estimates 2 nd generation DSCT Mean CTDI vol : 30% in study group compared with matched control group (BMI derived kvp selection) Ghoshhajra et al., JTI 2013 Suh et all. Radiology 2013
23 Iterative reconstructions: Noise and artifacts reduction techniques SNR (objective) and image quality (subjective) Indirect contributor to dose reduction efforts ASiR, IRIS/SAFIRE, idiose4, MBIR, AIDR Can be applied with wide range of kvp and ma
24 BMI 22 kg/m kv, 325 ma, no padding, 14 cm: 0.56 msv Leipsic et al.; AJR 2010 Iterative Reconstruction Algorithms CCTA: decrease in radiation dose by 44%
25 Iterative Reconstruction Algorithms 2 nd generation DSCT kvp ; mas ; IR ED 0.58 ± 0.17 msv, high diagnostic accuracy Yin et al.; Eur Radiol 2013
26 What makes low dose cardiac CT possible? Advanced methods in Cardiac CT: 5 msv <1 msv Volumetric CT 256, 320 wide detector arrays Dual Source CT High Pitch Flash mode Low kvp in non-obese and obese patients Iterative reconstructions Combination of the above!
27 What makes low dose cardiac CT possible? Meinel et al.; Circulation 2014
28 Q2: How low can we go? 3 representative studies: 80 kvp, 50 mas, DSCT, IR BMI <26, HR 50 bpm ED: 0.06 ± 0.01 msv FBP IR Schuhbaeck et al.; Eur Rad 2013
29 Q2: How low can we go? 70 kvp, 370 mas, DSCT, IR, BMI <29, HR 69 bpm ED: 0.02 ± 0.01 msv Zhang et al.; Eur Rad 2015
30 Q2: How low can we go? 70 kvp, 570 mas, DSCT, IR, BMI <25, HR 71 bpm ED: 0.44 ± 0.12 msv SNR >> with 70 kvp compared to 80 and 100 kvp ED 0.21 msv Meyer et al.; Radiology 2014
31 Q3.Additional applications of low dose techniques Calcium score CT High pitch DSCT with 120 kvp and 80 mas: 0.3 msv Dynamic perfusion CT DSCT, kvp AEC ED < 5 msv Marwan et al. JCCT 2013 Kim SM. et al.; Int Journal of Cardiovasc Imag 2014
32 Q3.Additional applications of low dose techniques TAVR assessment DSCT: 277 ± 100 mgy aorto-iliac access assessment ED < 4 msv If DSCT for aortic valve: additional reduction Harris et al.; Radiology 2015
33 Q3.Additional applications of low dose techniques Triple Rule Out Historically: >15 msv Now: DSCT high-pitch, kvp , mas< 350 ED <2 msv 1.04 msv 1.99 msv Kligerman, White JTI 2014
34 Q3.Additional applications of low dose techniques Pediatric Cardiac CT DSCT, kvp 80, mas ED msv Zheng et al. JCCT 2013
35 Radiation exposure in CCT: Moving target And lower? Small et al. J Nuc Cardiol 2011
36 Summary Major impact on radiation dose reduction: High pitch DSCT, volumetric MDCT Automatic kvp selection Increased tube power: Low kvp in wider population Iterative reconstructions Sub 1 msv can be achieved in clinical practice Wide spectrum of application in various cardiovascular imaging protocols
37 Low Dose Era in Cardiac CT DIANA E. LITMANOVICH, MD Department of Radiology Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Harvard Medical School
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