060 coronary atherosclerosis with multislice ct
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060 coronary atherosclerosis with multislice ct
- 1. Coronary Atherosclerosis with Multislice CT: What is beyond coronary atherosclerosis Konstantin Nikolaou Tobias Jakobs Bernd Wintersperger Radiology Alexander Becker Andreas Knez Alexander Leber Cardiology Michael Muders Pathology Christoph R Becker
- 3. CTA Inclusion Criteria • Asymptomatic patients • CV risk factors • Positive calcium scan • Symptomatic patients • No CAD history • Atypical chest pain • Inconsistent stress test < 100 mg CaHA
- 4. Patient Preparation 82 bpm • β-blocker • R/o Contra indications • Informed consent • Metoprolol • 50 - 100 mg orally • 30 - 90 min prior • HR 50 - 60 bpm 65 bpm
- 5. Coronary CTA Parameters • Testbolus 20 ml @ 4 ml/sTestbolus 20 ml @ 4 ml/s • 120 ml (300 mg iodine) @ 3120 ml (300 mg iodine) @ 3 ml/sml/s + NaCl 60 ml+ NaCl 60 ml @ 3 ml/s@ 3 ml/s • 500 ms gantry rotation500 ms gantry rotation • 120 kV, 300 mA120 kV, 300 mA • 4 x 1 mm collimation4 x 1 mm collimation • 3 mm/s table feed3 mm/s table feed • 40 s breath hold40 s breath hold
- 6. ECG Tube Current Modulation Pitch <0,4 250 ms 250 ms250 ms 100% 20% mAs
- 8. Left Coronary Artery (RAO) Coronary Angiography MDCT & VRT
- 9. LAO 60Coronary Angiography MDCT & VRT Right Coronary Artery (LAO)
- 10. Detection of Coronary Stenoses MDCT Coronary Angiography
- 11. Coronary Stenoses CTA & Angiography Author Journal PPV NPV n.a. n Niemann Lancet 2001 81% 97% 30% 35 Achenbach Circulation 2001 59% 98% 32% 64 Mean/sum 70% 98% 31% 99
- 12. CTA Limitations • Artifacts • Cardiac motion • Breathing • Blooming • Poor opacification • Small vessel
- 13. Solutions < Rot. time & β−blocker • Cardiac motion artifacts < Scan times • Breathing artifacts • CM utilization < Slice thickness • Small vessels • Blooming artifact
- 14. 16 Detector Row CT Angiography • 200 ms • 9 Lp/cm • 0.8 mm • 20 s breath hold • 60 ml CM
- 15. Coronary Plaque Imaging MDCT Coronary Angiography
- 16. Non Calcified Plaque Density
- 17. Coronary Atherosclerosis Calcified Nodule Wall changes Occlusion ThrombusFibrocalcified Plaque Stenoses Intimal Thickening Atheroma Healing Hemorrhage Rupture/Erosion
- 18. Atheroma • 38 YOM • Non specific complain • Risk Factors – Cholesterin – Smoker • No calcium 50 HU 50 HU
- 19. Calcified Nodule • 62 YOM • Suspicion of CAD • 12 mg CaHA
- 21. Thrombus • 42 YOM • Epigastric chest pain • Risk Factors – Hypertension – Smoker • No calcium 20 HU
- 22. Thrombus
- 23. Acute Posterior Wall Infarction
- 25. CT Plaque Density Lipid Fibrose50 ± 12 HU 89 ± 31 HU p = 0.018 Lipid Fibrosis
- 26. CTA vs IVUS Schröder Heart 2001;85:576
- 27. Carotid Atherosclerosis Estes 1998 J Cardiovasc Surg 39:527
- 28. Plaque Distribution Leber 2001 Circulation Non- calcifie d 13% Mixe d 33% Calcifie d 54% Myocardial Infarction n = 12 122 Plaque Stable Angina n = 12 135 Plaque Non- calcifie d 6% Mixe d 14% Calcifie d 80%
- 29. Summary • Detection of stenoses – Calcium – Small vessels • Characterization of plaques • Identify atheromas • Follow up under therapy • Acute coronary event • Intracoronary thrombus • Myocardial infarction
- 30. www.CT2002.org
Editor's Notes
- Significant stenosis = stenosis for intervention Indication for bypass surgery