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Analysis of Collimation during Fluoroscopically-Guided Interventions: Using a Large-Scale Archive to Assess Collimation during Different Procedures

Authors: James R Duncan, Nikhat Fatima Mansoori, Allan Thomas

Affiliation: Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology, Washington University School of Medicine

Abstract Preview: Purpose: Collimation during fluoroscopically-guided interventions (FGIs) can not only reduce radiation exposure to patients and personnel but also improve image quality. Nonetheless, there are concern...

Characterizing Image Quality and Radiation Dose in Fluoroscopy Systems

Authors: Kainoa Calistro-Allen, Brendon J. Villegas

Affiliation: University of Alabama Birmingham

Abstract Preview: Purpose:
To compare differences in radiation output and image quality in clinical esophagrams across fluoroscope vendors in use at University of Alabama Birmingham, prompted by reports that a newly...

Development and Validation of Novel Two-Stage Vascular Segmentation Model for Interventional Angiography

Authors: Abid Khan, Chad Klochko, Michael J Kovalchick, Hyeok Jun Lee, Hani Nasr, Krishnan Shyamkumar, Kundan S Thind

Affiliation: Henry Ford Radiology, Wayne State University, Henry Ford Health, HFHS

Abstract Preview: Purpose: Automated vascular segmentation in interventional angiography is challenged by contrast kinetics, vessel variations, and 2D projections, limiting the effectiveness of single-model approaches....

Development of Hybrid Shielding Collimator to Reduce Radiation Exposure in Fluoroscopy

Authors: Yona Choi, Kyo-tai Kim, Seungwoo Park, Dung Thi Tran

Affiliation: Gemss Health Care Inc,, Korea Institute of Radiological & Medical Sciences

Abstract Preview: Purpose: We developed shielding materials and a hybrid concept collimator for fluoroscopy to reduce the dose to normal tissues outside the treatment field, which are capable of quantifying dose rate a...

Imaging Based Surveys to Identify Leaks and Gaps in Radioisotope and Fluoroscopic x-Ray Shielding Barriers for Improved Shielding of Hospital Workers.

Authors: Nicholas Borges, Steven Brown, Jerimy C. Polf

Affiliation: H3D, inc, Massachusetts General Hospital, M3D, Inc

Abstract Preview: Purpose: To evaluate the potential of using real-time imaging and dose measurement to find weak spots and leaks in bedside shielding systems during diagnostic or interventional fluoroscopic procedures...

Impact of IMRT Beam Scatter and Electronic Noise on Real-Time Kv and Fluoroscopy Image Quality

Authors: Wei Luo, Cameron Thayer-Freeman, Yifeng Zhao

Affiliation: University of Kentucky, Department of Radiation Medicine, University of Kentucky

Abstract Preview: Purpose: Real-time Kilovoltage (kV) imaging has emerged as a powerful clinical aid, providing high-precision localization of moving targets during treatment. However, the Megavoltage (MV) treatment be...

Impact on image quality from reduced dose conebeam CT for pediatric fluoroscopy-guided interventional (FGI) imaging

Authors: Samuel L. Brady, Kevin Chen, Joseph G. Meier

Affiliation: University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Med Ctr

Abstract Preview: Purpose: Conebeam-CT (CBCT) acquisition protocols typically do not distinguish between adults and pediatrics. In collaboration with a fluoroscopically-guided interventional (FGI) manufacturer, new, do...

Margins to Account for Cardiac and Respiratory Motion in Cardiac Radioablation

Authors: Alanah M. Bergman, Marc W Deyell, Tania Karan, Jakob Marshall, Justin Poon, Devin Schellenberg, Steven Thomas, Richard Thompson

Affiliation: University of British Columbia, University of Alberta, BC Cancer

Abstract Preview: Purpose: A conservative approach to account for random errors due to intra-fraction cardiac and respiratory motion during cardiac radioablation (CR) is to define a margin equal to the amplitude of car...