Cardiac CTA Prospective Gating Broad Beam

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Cardiac CTA Prospective Gating Broad Beam ACQUISITION- Broad Beam Gating: Prospective Non Contrast Scan-Calcium Score Patient Position Supine Feet First into Gantry Heart Isocenter Scanogram AP and Lateral Contrast None Injection Rate None Respiration Breath Hold 0.5 Thickness Acquisition 0.35 Rotation Specs ECG Prospectively Triggered % Determined by HR MA 300 kvp 120 Place and size scan over chest to include carina through bottom of heart Broad beam max length- 16 cm May be reduced by increments of 2 cm ECG electrode placement as shown. Exposure for single cardiac cycle. Images reconstructed for single cardiac phase. Data not available for multi-phase reconstruction. Heart rates 30 70 bpm, image reconstruction programed at 75%. Heart rate 71 180 bpm, image reconstruction programed at 40%. Post processing done at workstation. See instructions below on page 2.

RECONSTRUCTION- Images Images from Volume 1 A1 Algorithm Thickness Spacing FOV Transfer Cardiac Ca Score 3 mm 3 mm 220 mm ON- PACS and PCS_TS A1 220 dfov GENERATION OF CALCIUM SOCRE AT THE WORKSTATION Open the patient folder in the directory. Click on the series CALCIUM SCORE Cardiac Ca Score. This series will have 54 images. Click Load Volume. In the Gallery tab click Pick button on 2D Vscore with Color. Click on the appropriate vessel name in the left column. Use the cursor to circle calcium for each coronary vessel. Repeat this process for each axial slice of the scan. When all calcium is identified, click on Snap. Left click to create snapshot. Proceed to Report tab. Send all graphs and snapshots to PACS by clicking Export and Archive.

ACQUISITION- Broad Beam Gating: Prospective Contrast Scan-Coronary Arteries Patient Position Supine Feet First into Gantry Heart Isocenter Scanogram AP and Lateral Contrast Visipaque 320 Saline amount equal to contrast amount See weight chart Injection Rate 5 ml / sec preferred IV Size 18g, 20g minimum Location RT AC preferred Respiration Breath Hold 0.5 Thickness Acquisition 0.35 Rotation Specs ECG Gated Scan ma See weight chart kvp 120 Place and size scan over chest to include carina through bottom of heart Scan max length- 16 cm May be reduced by increments of 2 cm Chest Pain Protocol w/ Calcium Score- Large Use for patients with weight > 250lbs kvp 135 Visi 320 100mg Ma 510 Saline 100mg Algorithm Smooth Rotation 0.4 S & V slice (monitoring position) is set in the center of the scan. Sure Start ROI should be set on the descending aorta. Sure Start trigger is 180 HU. This is a prospectively triggered scan. Only a portion of the R R interval is exposed over one or more beats. Functional analysis data is not available with this scan.

Patient weight based contrast and exposure chart Kilograms Pounds Visipaque 320 Saline ma kv < 55 kg < 120 lb 60 60 400 120 55-68 kg 120-150 lb 70 70 450 120 68-100 kg 150-200 lb 70-80 70-80 500 120 100-127 kg 200-250 lb 80 80 580 120 >250 90 90 510 135 Patient BMI Charts 100 kv 120 kv 135 kv BMI ma BMI ma BMI ma < 18 450 24 400 40+ 510 19-20 500 25-29 450 21-22 520 30-34 500 23 550 35-39 580 RECONSTRUCTION- Volumes and Images Images from Volume 1 Volume 2 A1 Algorithm Cardiac CTA A2 Algorithm Cardiac CTA Thickness 0.5 mm Thickness 1 mm Spacing 0.25 mm Spacing 1 mm FOV 220 mm FOV 320 mm Phase PhaseXact + Window Transfer OFF ImageXact Transfer ON- PCS_TS only Images from Volume 2 A1 220 dfov A2, A3 320dfov A3 Algorithm Cardiac CTA Thickness 5 mm Spacing 5 mm FOV 320 mm Series Description Large dfov Transfer ON- PACS and PCS_TS Phase 80%

RECONSTRUCTION INSTRUCTIONS Reminder: Send ECG to PACS and PCS_TS. 1. Reconstruction CTA Vessel Analysis with PhaseXact o In Raw Data, select contrast volume series, click on OK o Click on "ECG Edit", check ECG for accurate R wave indicators, modify as needed (ECG red dot markers should appear as in image below) o Click on "ECG Save", click "Save" and then Close o Send this to PACS and PCS_TS o Settings in Volume Tab o Slice thickness 0.5 o Interval 0.25 o Reconstruction phases PhaseXact Best Phase + Window o Transfer ON -PCS_TS only 2. Volume and Image reconstruction for Extra-Cardiac Structures o Settings in Volume Tab o Turn Transfer OFF o Slice thickness 1.0 o Interval 1.0 o Size 320 o Reconstruction Phase 80% --if possible If not, reconstruct any phase possible o Settings in Multi View Tab o Axial o Slice thickness 5.0 o Interval 5.0 o Series description "Large dfov" o Transfer ON - PACS and PCS_TS o Click "Reconstruction"

Vessel Analysis with ImageXact This is OPTIONAL and only used if requested. o In Raw Data, select contrast volume series, click on OK o Click on "ECG Edit", check ECG for accurate R wave indicators o Click on "ECG Save", click "Save" and then Close o Send this to PACS and PCS_TS o Click on ImageXact o Main Tab No changes o Detail Tab Cardiac CTA o Phase Interval 2% o Select one slice location that best demonstrates the three main coronary arteries. o Click "Next" o This slice will be reconstructed for one cardiac cycle at 2% intervals. Review these images to find the % that best demonstrates the coronary arteries. o Reconstruct a minimum of 3 phases- One for each major coronary artery: LAD, RCA, and Cx. Clicking "Select Phase" will enter these in the reconstruction list. o Click "Next". o Turn Transfer PCS_TS o Click "Recon".