XperCT-guided interventions with the XperGuide system seem a safe and reliable tool for percutaneous needle interventions of the spine and pelvis. The advantage of the technique when compared to CT- or fluoroscopy-guided interventions needs to be determined in a comparative study of a larger scale.
Although providing a higher temporal resolution at certain HRs, the use of bisegment reconstructions for dual-source CTCA does not result in an improved overall image quality when compared with the monosegment reconstruction algorithm.
Coronal ultra-thick multiplanar CT reconstructions of the pelvis provide similar image quality and diagnostic accuracy compared to PPF and are therefore suited as alternative baseline image in multiple trauma patients who directly undergo CT.
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