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1 New Contrast Injection Strategies in Low kv and kev Imaging Carlo N. De Cecco, MD, PhD FSCBTMR - FSCCT - FESGAR
2 Consultant for / Research support from: Siemens Bayer Guerbet
3 Low kv and kev imaging Rationale for Contrast Medium Reduction New Protocols and Future Perspectives
4 Bae KT Radiology 2010
5 Firstly described in 2004 for Chest CT Weight-adapted low-kv contrast-enhanced chest CT can be routinely performed at 80 kv. Good image quality Possible reduction of CM by more than 50% Sigal-Cinqualbre Radiology 2004
6 Lower kvp yields higher iodine contrast Higher iodine contrast compensates for higher image noise at lower kvp Yu L Radiographics 2011
7 Relative change in iodine dose associated with lowering or increasing kv for constant iodine enhancement [phantom experiment] Canstein, White paper, Siemens Healthcare 2015
8 On the basis of the attenuation profile the algorithm automatically computes various combinations of tube voltage and tube current that result in the CNR that has been specified. The algorithm selects the most dose-efficient combination.
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10 Due to current limitations in tube power, larger patients will still require higher kvp to avoid photon starvation Therefore, optimal kvp should be chosen individually for every patient Right dose may mean even higher kv
11 Sperman J, De Cecco C Radiology 2015
12 Virtual Unenhanced Sn 150 kvp 90 kvp Mixed 120 kvp Iodine Map Virtual Monoenergetic
13 Iodine K-edge 33.2 kev 120 kvp 40 kev Stolzmann P Insight Radiol 2011
14 Grant KL Invest Radiol 2014 MONOENERGETIC BASIC 90 kev 110 kev 120 kev 150 kev 190 kev 40 kev 50 kev 60 kev 70 kev 80 kev 90 kev 100 kev 120 kev 150 kev 190 kev MONOENERGETIC PLUS 40 kev 50 kev 60 kev 70 kev 80 kev
15 MONOENERGETIC PLUS MONOENERGETIC BASIC 40 kev 50 kev 40 kev 50 kev 60 kev 70 kev 60 kev 70 kev 90 kev 150 kev 90 kev 150 kev
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17 80 kvp - 30 ml 120 kvp - 60 ml Ni QQ, De Cecco AJNR 2016
18 80 kvp - 30 ml Ni QQ, De Cecco AJNR 2016
19 70 kvp 30 ml 80 kvp 60 ml 100 kvp 60 ml Zhang LJ, De Cecco CN Medicine 2014
20 BMI BMI BMI >40 Mangold S, De Cecco CN Eur Radiol 2016
21 50 ml CM
22 20 msv 110 ml CM 3.9 msv 60 ml CM Superior Objective Image Quality Fixed 120 kv - FBP 70 kv ATVS - IR Mangold S, De Cecco CN EJR 2016
23 100 kvp - 60 ml 70 kvp - 40 ml Geyer LL, De Cecco CN Acad Radiol 2015
24 80 kv 50 ml CM
25 Mixed 120 kvp Mono B 40 kev Mono + 40 kev CM 70 ml Wichmann JL, De Cecco Invest Radiol 2015
26 Noda Y Eur J Radiol 2014 Iodine load can be reduced by 33% in CT of the liver with 80 kvp and ASIR technique
27 Combining 80 kvp with IR allows at least a 47% contrast agent dose reduction and 16 % radiation dose reduction for images of comparable quality. Buls N Eur Radiol 2014
28 90 kv 39 M, BMI 21.2 Crohn CM: 100 ml 350 mgi/ml msv 4
29 Low kv/kev protocols can significantly decreased the amount of CM What is the minimum IDR/Contrast Volume we can achieve in clinical practice?
30 120 kv 70 kv 300 mgi/ml 300 mgi/ kg 5 ml/s IDR 1.5 g/s 300 mgi/ml 150 mgi/ kg 2.5 ml/s IDR 0.75 g/s Identical TAC 50% CM reduction in pigs Lell MM Invest Radiol 2015
31 1 st patients cohort Relative difference of Iodine attenuation at 120 kvp to each tube voltage was used to calculate the amount of CM reduction to achieve equal vascular attenuation ( HU set as target). Flow rate was adapted to maintain 19 sec of bolus injection. Higashigaito K Radiology 2016
32 Results Higashigaito K Radiology 2016
33 Contrast Reduction at Low kvp and kev
34 Which is the minimum IDR and CM volume required to obtain 350 HU in the aorta at different kv and kev? Two-phases study: 1. Fixed CM different IDRs 2. Fixed IDR lowering CM amount Caruso D, De Cecco CN Submitted
35 All IDRs reached 350 HU (p 0.18)
36 Adequate Time-To-Peak is mandatory
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38 2 nd approach: Constant IDR and lowering CM amount
39 A combined approach reducing the CM volume for tube voltages <120 kv and increasing the IDR for higher kv settings seems the most effective approach.
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41 Force Flash Definiton Per-scanner dose monitoring
42 Per-Patient Dose Monitoring Protocol Optimization
43 Body Morphology and Weight Right kv/mas Tailored Contrast Medium Dose
44 Low kv and kev studies increase Iodine Contrast Enhancement allowing for a significant reduction in contrast media volume New IDR-based injection strategies could further improve contrast medium tailoring Patient-tailored Radiation and Contrast Dose (Kg >> kv/kev >> IDR)
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