Contrastes yodados de utilización en Radiología

Ribelles, C. Ramírez; Fuster, M.A. Sánchez; Guilabert, J. Pamies

doi:10.1016/j.rx.2014.06.002

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“…20,[25][26][27][28][29] This parallels with minimized risk of CIN, mainly in diabetic patients who consume metformin. [30][31][32][33][34] The goal of this study was to evaluate the impact of low kV and low concentration contrast medium on radiation dose and image quality, in order to decrease patient dose and contrast medium complications without missing image quality.…”

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Coronary CT angiography by modifying tube voltage and contrast medium concentration: Evaluation of image quality and radiation dose

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Background Currently, there is an increasing interest in noninvasive imaging of cardiovascular system such as computed tomography coronary angiography (CCTA). The risks of radiation‐induced cancer and contrast‐induced nephropathy (CIN) have always been regarded as concerns which increased demand for CCTA using reduced radiation dose and iodine intake. We aimed to evaluate the image quality and radiation dose of CCTA by modifying tube voltage and concentration of contrast media. Methods The present study includes 105 patients who underwent CCTA for clinical indications. Specific inclusion and exclusion criteria in terms of patient's weight, body mass index, calcium score, and stenting were used. First group of patients scanned by 120 kV and 370 mg I/mL contrast medium, compared with second and third groups for which scanning was performed using 100 kV and 370 mg I/mL and 100 kV and 300 mg I/mL, respectively. Image quality was evaluated both subjectively and objectively. The effective dose and iodine intake were also measured. Results Using low kV protocols led to radiation dose reduction up to 38% and applying low contrast medium concentration with consequent reduced iodine intake up to 21%. Moreover, there were significant differences in image quality of new scanning protocols. Conclusion Reduction in tube voltage with lowering of contrast medium concentration can reduce radiation dose and iodine intake with acceptable image quality.

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“…Therefore, low kV scanning allows reduction in contrast medium concentration, because of iodine k‐edge absorption . This parallels with minimized risk of CIN, mainly in diabetic patients who consume metformin …”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%