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Functional imaging in CT.

Abstract

Fast data acquisition imaging technologies such as modern computed tomography (CT) allow contrast agents to be used as tracers and nuclear medicine methodology may be used to derive a variety of functional/physiological information from dynamic CT. This article describes the theoretical basis and some practical applications of this idea including the measurement of perfusion, capillary permeability, vascular volumes, renal function and tumour responses to therapy.

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Year: 2006 PMID： 16979314 DOI： 10.1016/j.ejrad.2006.06.023

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Eur J Radiol ISSN： 0720-048X Impact factor: 3.528

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5. Quantitative evaluation of viable tissue perfusion changes with contrast-enhanced greyscale ultrasound in a mouse hepatoma model following treatment with different doses of thalidomide.

Authors: J H Zhou; W Zheng; L H Cao; M Liu; R Z Luo; F Han; P H Wu; A H Li
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6. Whole-organ perfusion of the pancreas using dynamic volume CT in patients with primary pancreas carcinoma: acquisition technique, post-processing and initial results.

Authors: Sonja Kandel; Christian Kloeters; Henning Meyer; Patrick Hein; Andreas Hilbig; Patrik Rogalla
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Functional imaging in CT.

1. Contrast-enhanced dedicated breast CT: initial clinical experience.

2. An en bloc approach to CT perfusion for the evaluation of limb ischemia.

3. MRI-CEST assessment of tumour perfusion using X-ray iodinated agents: comparison with a conventional Gd-based agent.

Review 4. Dedicated breast computed tomography: the optimal cross-sectional imaging solution?

5. Quantitative evaluation of viable tissue perfusion changes with contrast-enhanced greyscale ultrasound in a mouse hepatoma model following treatment with different doses of thalidomide.

6. Whole-organ perfusion of the pancreas using dynamic volume CT in patients with primary pancreas carcinoma: acquisition technique, post-processing and initial results.

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8. CT perfusion in peripheral arterial disease-hemodynamic differences before and after revascularisation.

9. Comparison of free breathing versus breath-hold in perfusion imaging using dynamic volume CT.

10. Assessment of glomerular filtration rate with dynamic computed tomography in normal Beagle dogs.