Dr Felix Keng. Imaging of the heart is technically difficult because: Role of Cardiac MSCT. Current: Cardiac Motion Respiratory Motion
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1 Siemens Philips Dr Felix Keng GE Toshiba Role of Cardiac MSCT Current: Structural / congenital heart imaging Extra-cardiac / Great vessel imaging Volumes and ejection fractions (cine + gating) Calcium Scoring Coronary artery imaging (contrast enhanced) Perfusion / viability imaging (contrast enhanced) Plaque characterization (??) Imaging of the heart is technically difficult because: Cardiac Motion Respiratory Motion
2 Multi-Slice CT Technical Issues To overcome this Cardiac motion ECG gating Fast imaging: temporal resolution ms Respiratory motion Breathhold imaging Fast Imaging: duration < 10 sec Principles of multislice CT Rotation Speed 420 ms Improvements of latest generation (64 slice vs 4 slice) MS CT Scanners Higher Rotation Speed: 330 ms Larger Number of Detectors: 64 instead of 4 Allows: Higher temporal resolution: 83 ms instead of 250 ms Higher spatial resolution 0.5 x 0.5 mm (CMR 0.7 mm, Contrast Angiography 0.1 mm) Shorter breathholds: 5-10 sec instead of sec ECG
3 MS-CT scanners New features Near motion-free Cardiac imaging Cine Imaging Cardiac Function Calcium Scoring Contrast Enhanced Coronary Imaging Plaque Imaging (?) Assessment of Cardiac Function MSCT LV Hypertrophy Imaging Applications of MSCT Calcium Scoring Two-dimensional images from cardiac axes of hypertrophied myocardium in patients with essential hypertension (HT; left), hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM; middle) with asymmetrical septal hypertrophy (*), and apical hypertrophy (**; right).
4 New Applications: Contrast Enhanced Coronary Artery Imaging New Applications: Contrast Enhanced Coronary Artery Imaging LAD stenosis LAD stenosis LAD stenosis New Applications: Contrast Enhanced Coronary Artery Imaging (volume-rendering) Clinical Applications of MS CT Detection of Coronary Artery Disease Improved Performance for Classical Indications of CT Cardiac Tumors Pericardial Disease Congenital Integrated Cardio-Thoracic Exam
5 Coronary Artery Disease Results Study Type # of pts Achenbach 2001 Nieman 2001 Vogl 2002 Nieman 2002 Ropers 2003 % of evaluable segments evaluable segments Sensitivity all segments Specificity % 91% 58 % 84% % 81% - 97% % 73 % - 99% % 95 % 95 % 86 % % 92% 73 % 93% Overall 87 % 91% Detection of Coronary Artery Disease One problem remains: calcification. H, MSCT and conventional angiogram of an atherosclerotic RCA without significant stenoses. A and F, Blooming artifacts around the bright calcifications suggest stenosis. Cross-sections A through E are indicated in panel F (curved MSCT reconstruction along the course of the RCA) and H. G, Three-dimensional representations from an inferior and I, right-oblique angle, show the PDA and side branches. RAVO/LAVO indicates right/left atrioventricular orifices; PDA, posterior descending; LV/RV, right/left ventricles; CS, coronary sinus; RA, right atrium; and IVC, inferior vena cava. Three cases with corresponding conventional and MSCT angiograms. A and B, Occluded (arrow) LAD with distal collateral filling. C and D, Triple LAD lesions (arrows): <50%, 67%, 57%, and non-obstructed stent. E and F, High-grade CX lesion (arrow). CX indicates circumflex; D1, diagonal branch; RM, marginal branch; and GCV, great cardiac vein.
6 Patient with an ostial stenosis of the left main coronary artery. A, Curved multiplanar reconstruction of the left main and left anterior descending coronary artery showing the ostial stenosis (arrow). B, Curved multiplanar reconstruction of the left main and circumflex coronary artery, again with the left main stenosis (arrow). C, Curved multiplanar reconstruction of the right coronary artery. In accordance with results shown by invasive coronary angiography (not shown), no stenoses are present. D, Invasive angiogram showing severe left main ostial stenosis (92% diameter reduction; arrow). CAG (left) and plain and contrast-enhancement CT (middle and right, respectively) of 50-year-old man with angina pectoris. Coronary angiogram depicts LAD stenoses (75% stenosis in segment 6 [arrow] and 50% stenosis in segment 7 [arrowhead]). Plain CT depicts left coronary arteries, and no calcification is observed. Contrast-enhancement CT depicts LAD stenoses concordant with CAG 3D Reconstruction of the Heart and Coronaries with Volume Rendering Technique 3D Reconstruction of anomalous RCA arising from the Left Sinus of Valsalva Coronary Calcification
7 Absence of Detectable Coronary Artery Calcification Using Electron Beam Computed Tomography (Negative Test) Coronary artery calcium prevalence, 10-year event risk, and prevalence/risk ratio in asymptomatic men. Event risk and calcium prevalence are plotted against right axis, and prevalence/risk ratio is plotted against left axis. Prevalence/risk curve decreases with age, suggesting that although serious over-prediction will occur in the young, over-prediction will be only moderate in the elderly Does not absolutely rule out the presence of atherosclerotic plaque, including unstable plaque. Highly unlikely in the presence of significant luminal obstructive disease. Observation made in the majority of patients who have had both angiographically normal coronary arteries and EBCT scanning. Testing is gender independent. May be consistent with a low risk of a cardiovascular event in the next 2-5 years. Presence of Detectable Coronary Artery Calcification Using Electron Beam Computed Tomography (Positive Test) Confirms the presence of coronary atherosclerotic plaque. The greater the amount of calcification (i.e. calcium area or calcium score), the greater the likelihood of obstructive disease, but there is no one-to-one relation, and findings may not be site specific. Total amount of calcification correlates best with total amount of atherosclerotic plaque, although the true "plaque burden" is underestimated. A high calcium score may be consistent with moderate to high risk of a cardiovascular event within the next 2-5 years. Kaplan-Meier survival curves for 123 patients with CAC score <100 (5 hard events) and 165 patients with CAC score >100 (17 hard cardiac events). Patients with CAC scores >100 had significantly poorer outcome than patients with scores <100 (P <0.01).
8 He ZX. Circulation 2000;101: EBCT (top) and SPECT (bottom) images of asymptomatic subject who had high-risk CACS of 937. Circles define regions of coronary calcification. Upsloping (<1 mm) ST-segment depression occurred 9.0 minutes into ETT, which was terminated because of patient fatigue. Although Duke score was calculated as low risk (6.5), SPECT demonstrated large, reversible 48% perfusion defect (green) within distribution of all 3 major coronary arteries (COMP-SC) (bottom). This patient had severe 3-vessel disease on angiography and underwent CABG. PDS indicates perfusion defect size. Serial Calcium Scoring Effects of Statin therapy on the progression of coronary calcification (LM+pLAD) by EBCT A=Baseline B=12 months w/o statin C=12 months after statin therapy Achenbach, Circulation 2002;106:
9 Achenbach, Circulation 2002;106: Characterization of myocardial infarction Contrast-enhanced chest MSCT reveals an infarct zone as a non-contrastenhancing area w/i the posterolateral wall and both papillary muscles. The subject had an acute lateral MI on ECG and had acute PTCA w/i 1 hour of onset of chest pain A 49-year-old man with inferior acute myocardial infarction. Contrast-enhancement spiral CT was performed 2 days after successful direct PTCA. In addition to transaxial (axial) images, vertical long-axial (VLA) and short-axial images were obtained (a). LDA is evident in endocardial side of higher inferior wall, where both wall motion and systolic thickening are poor (arrows). Three days after PTCA, dual SPECT with 99mTc-pyrophosphate (PYP) and 201Tl was performed. Superimposed images of PYP (red) and Tl (green) are also demonstrated (b). ED indicates end diastole; ES, end systole.
10 An 85-year-old woman with anteroseptal acute myocardial infarction. Contrast-enhancement spiral CT (CE-CT) started at 50 seconds of injection of contrast material (1.2 ml/s, 100 ml total) clearly demonstrates lower-density area (LDA) in anteroseptal wall, where neither wall motion nor systolic thickening was observed (a). With Gd-DTPA enhanced T1-weighted imaging, abnormal enhancement of anteroseptal wall is evident that corresponds to LDA of CT (b). 99mTcpyrophosphate (hot scan; PYP) depicts a hot lesion in anteroseptal wall, where deficient 201Tl accumulation was demonstrated with dual SPECT. Superimposed images of PYP (red) and Tl (green) are also demonstrated (c). Same patient as above. Seven days after successful PTCA, 3-phase dynamic spiral CT was performed. Data acquisition was started at 50 seconds, 3 minutes, and 8 minutes of injection of contrast material (1.2 ml/s, 100 ml total). In 50-second images, area of anteroseptal AMI is demonstrated as lower-density area (arrows, top row). In 3- minute images, AMI area was partially enhanced peripherally (arrows, middle row). In 8-minute images, whole AMI lesion is depicted as higher-density area than noninfarcted left ventricular wall (arrows, bottom row). MSCT in Congenital Heart Disease Cine MSCT ED and ES images of 1 of 4 direct, 4-chamber view slices (5 mm thick x 4 slices) during dynamic cine CT. Illustration of anatomic information is on right. Movie was produced by paging images reconstructed in 0.1-second intervals (10 to 26 seconds from beginning of intravenous administration of contrast medium (300 mg iodine/ml, 2 ml/s x 20 seconds). Flow dynamics of contrast medium were visible: no flow from RA to RV, flow jet from RA to LA via ASD, and flow from enlarged LV to hypoplastic RV via VSD. Open mitral valve is visible in ED image, and closed mitral valve is visible in ES image. AO indicates aorta; MV, mitral valve; PV, pulmonary vein; and RCA, right coronary artery MSCT in Coronary Stenting
11 Imaging in Stented Coronary Arteries More difficult due to hyper-enhanced signals from the coronary stents, thus instent re-stenosis can be missed Stents with bigger holes easier to image Contrast enhanced imaging useful to look for ISR Axial source and volume rendered images of the plad using end diastolic data in enhanced MSCT, showing a stent in the plad, and no evidence of restenosis. Correlation with coronary angiography Multislice spiral CT coronary angiogram. The 2-D curved multiplanar reconstruction (A) depicts the entire course of the left main and left anterior descending coronary artery (LAD). No neointimal hyperplasia was noted within the struts of the stent (arrow). Crosssection of the stent in the inset (B). The exterior shape of the stent (arrow) can be observed on the volume-rendered representation (C) and can be highlighted by altering the settings (D). Left Main Rapamycin-Coated Stent MSCT images. A, CT axial scan through the aortic root showed 2 stents in the mid left anterior descending (LAD); total length was 23 mm (dotted line) with a 3-mm overlapping segment (solid line). B, 3-D rendering of the heart and coronary arteries with manual segmentation of cross-sectional images. Left coronary system can be identified. LMCA indicates left main coronary artery; LCx, left circumflex; 1stD, 1st diagonal branch; and GCV, great cardiac vein. The stented segment (arrow) is localized in the mid LAD.
12 Flat Panel CT System Future Perspectives Will MS-CT replace Invasive Coronary Angiography? Advantages: Single Breathhold Single Contrast Injection Non-nephrotoxic Barium AORTA AND RENAL VESSELS AORTA
13 ILIAC ARTERY STENOSIS
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