Human coronary arteries: projection angiograms reconstructed from breath-hold two-dimensional MR images.
Human coronary arteries: projection angiograms reconstructed from breath-hold two-dimensional MR images.
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人类冠状动脉:根据屏气二维 MR 图像重建的投影血管造影。
DOI:
10.1148/radiology.187.3.8497620
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发表时间:
1993
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影响因子:
19.7
通讯作者:
Li,W
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作者:
Edelman,RR;Manning,WJ;Pearlman,J;Li,W
The authors sought to render projection magnetic resonance (MR) angiograms depicting a substantial length of human coronary arteries from sequential breath-hold two-dimensional MR images. Tomographic images of the right and left anterior descending coronary arteries were collected with use of a segmented gradient-recalled sequence that incorporated fat suppression and prone positioning of the patient over a surface coil. After editing the images to eliminate overlapping chamber signals and after realigning the images, a maximum-intensity-projection algorithm was applied to create projection angiograms. For the 10 coronary arteries without severe narrowing, visualized length with projection MR angiography was 109 mm +/- 29 (mean +/- standard error of estimate) versus 121 mm +/- 29 with conventional coronary angiography (ranges, 62-147 mm and 70-180 mm, respectively). At conventional angiography linear regression indicated vessel length to be 1.03 times the length depicted at MR angiography with good correlation (r = .8). Results indicate good correlation between measurements of vessel length with both conventional and MR angiography.