Automation system of X-ray filter in digital subtraction angiography
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X-ray Dose Reduction through Adaptive Exposure in Fluoroscopic Imaging
Published on: September 11, 2011
1Department of Medical Electronics, Suzuka University of Medical Science and Technology, Mie, Japan. takesh-a02@aix.or.jp
Abstract:
A newly developed automation system for making X-ray filter in DSA was applied to clinical study. A low-dose test exposure image of the patient was input to a computer as a template. The image was scaled down and used to engrave the X-ray filter shape on a polystyrene foam block with a modeling machine according to the image data. The carved part was filled with barium paste, and the block was placed on the tube as an X-ray filter. In this study, the system contributed to make a patient-specific filter of sufficient amount of attenuation in a short time. Also, it could avoid the unreasonable exposure of the patient during the preparation of the filter.
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