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X射线计算机断层摄影(CT)受检地剂量检测方法的研究 总被引:3,自引:1,他引:2
本文介绍了目前国际上两种通用的CT受检者剂量的表示方法和检测方法,通常用多层扫描平均剂量(MSAD)或CT剂量指数CTDI来表示CT受检者的剂量;用CT标准电离室(笔形电离室)或热释光剂量计(TLD)进行检测,通过实验和数学模拟方法,找出MSAD与CTDI之间和不同方法检测结果之间的关系,为今后推广使用这种检测方法进行了CT受检者剂量监测和推广使用国际电离辐射防护与辐射源安全基本标准(IBSS)推 相似文献
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70例脑血管疾病患者(脑梗塞、TIA、VBI)行^99mTc-ECD SPECT脑血流灌注显像,并与CT、MRI对照,结果SEPCT诊断脑血管病的阳性率为90%。CT为88.2%(45/51),MRI为90%(27/31)。脑梗塞55例中51例rCBF图像上出现血流灌注减低区,4例发现交叉性小脑神经机能失联络证。诊断TIA、VBI的阳性率为75%。SPECTrCBF显像发现病灶较CT、MRI多;可 相似文献
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^99mTc(V)—DMSA及^99mTc—MIBI肺显像诊断原发性肺癌的应用研究 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
对30例原发性肺癌患者分别应用^99mTc(v)-DMSA及^99mTc-MIBI显像。结果表明:^99mTc9V)-DMSA,^99mTc-MIBI敏感度分别为90%,76.7%。两者结合显像阳性率为96.7%。鳞状上皮细胞癌对^99mTc(V)-DMSA及^99mTc(V)-DMSA,^99mTc-MIBI摄取程度比其它类型的肺癌高。 相似文献
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MEASUREMENTSOFTOTALCROSSSECTIONSFORK-SHELLIONIZATIONBYELECTRONBOMBARDMENTLiJingwen(李景文);DongZhiqiang(董志强);ZengXiantang(曾宪堂),H... 相似文献
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对30例原发性肺癌患者分别应用99mTc(Ⅴ)-DMSA及99mTc-MIBI显像。结果表明:99mTc(Ⅴ)-DMSA、99mTc-MIBI敏感度分别为90%、76.7%。两者结合显像阳性率为96.7%。鳞状上皮细胞癌对99mTc(Ⅴ)-DMSA及99mTc-MIBI摄取程度比其它类型的肺癌高。 相似文献
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PIXEANDIXXANALYSISOFMUSEUMPAPERLIKEOBJECTSWuXiankang(邬显慷)(InstituteofNuclearResearch,theChineseAcademyofSciences,Shangai20180... 相似文献
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ASSESSMENTOFCOLLECTIVEDOSEFORTRAVELLERSBYWATERSYueQingyu(岳清宇);JiangPins(姜萍)andJinHua(金花)(ChinaInstituteofAtomicEnergy,Beijing... 相似文献
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B.G.Bennett 《辐射防护》1997,(6)
CONCLUSIONOFINTERNATIONALSYMPOSIUMONNUCLEARENERGYANDTHEENVIRONMENTATBEIJINON14~18OCT.1996B.G.Bennet(UNSCEAR)Wehavecometotheen... 相似文献
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《Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology》2013,50(9):964-971
Conversion from tooth enamel dose to organ doses was analyzed to establish a method of retrospective individual dose assessment against external photon exposure by electron spin resonance (ESR) dosimetry. Dose to tooth enamel was obtained by Monte Carlo calculations using a modified MIRD-type phantom with a teeth part. The calculated tooth enamel doses were verified by measurements with thermo-luminescence dosimeters inserted in a physical head phantom. Energy and angular dependences of tooth enamel dose were compared with those of other organ doses. Additional Monte Carlo calculations were performed to study the effect of human model on the tooth enamel dose with a voxel-type phantom, which was based on computed tomography images of the physical phantom. The data derived with the modified MIRD-type phantom were applied to convert from tooth enamel dose to organ doses against external photon exposure in a hypothesized field, where scattered radiation was taken into account. The results indicated that energy distribution of photons incident to a human body is required to evaluate precisely an individual dose based on ESR dosimetry for teeth. 相似文献
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Robeson W. Dhawan V. Takikawa S. Babchyck B. Zanzi I. Margouleff D. Eidelberg D. 《IEEE transactions on nuclear science》1993,40(2):135-142
In positron-emission tomography (PET), to certify that the observed radioactivity in the organ of interest represents the true underlying radioactivity concentration, an experimental/theoretical treatment of factors such as scatter, randoms, reconstruction parameters, recovery coefficients and the cross-calibration procedure is required. Dual isotope experiments used to check the overall tomograph performance are described. It is found that the inclusion of a real-time calibration tube standard in the tomograph field-of-view during scanning compensates for any temporal variation in the machine sensitivity and provides a built-in dead time correction. Reconstruction parameters and recovery coefficients were optimized through phantom experiments. It is shown that results similar to other head and whole body scanners have been achieved 相似文献
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1 Introduction Spiral computed tomography (CT) was intro- duced in clinical practice in 1980s. Its distinctive characteristic is continuous data acquisition and con- tinuous tube rotation with high speed while simulta- neously translating the patient through the gantry.[1] Owing to these functions the spiral CT possesses the ability to scan an entire organ volume within a single breathhold. Thus, the anatomical section is contiguous and therefore the reliable demonstration of small le- sions… 相似文献
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C.C. Ferreira L.A. Galvão A.F. Maia 《Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section B, Beam interactions with materials and atoms》2011,269(8):778-785
A way forward for the development of an exposure computational model to computed tomography dosimetry has been presented. In this way, an exposure computational model (ECM) for computed tomography (CT) dosimetry has been developed and validated through comparison with experimental results. For the development of the ECM, X-ray spectra generator codes have been evaluated and the head bow tie filter has been modelled through a mathematical equation. EGS4 and EGSnrc have been used for simulating the radiation transport by the ECM. Geometrical phantoms, commonly used in CT dosimetry, have been modelled by IDN software. MAX06 has also been used to simulate an adult male patient submitted for CT examinations. The evaluation of the X-ray spectra generator codes in CT dosimetry showed dependence with tube filtration (or HVL value). More generally, with the increment of total filtration (or HVL value) the X-raytbc becomes the best X-ray spectra generator code for CT dosimetry. The EGSnrc/X-raytbc combination has calculated C100,c in better concordance with C100,c measured in two different CT scanners. For a Toshiba CT scanner, the average percentage difference between the calculated C100,c values and measured C100,c values was 8.2%. Whilst for a GE CT scanner, the average percentage difference was 10.4%. By the measurements of air kerma through a prototype head bow tie filter a third-order exponential decay equation was found. C100,c and C100,p values calculated by the ECM are in good agreement with values measured at a specific CT scanner. A maximum percentage difference of 2% has been found in the PMMA CT head phantoms, demonstrating effective modelling of the head bow tie filter by the equation. The absorbed and effective doses calculated by the ECM developed in this work have been compared to those calculated by the ECM of Jones and Shrimpton for an adult male patient. For a head examination the absorbed dose values calculated by the ECM developed by Jones and Shrimpton overestimates up to three times the absorbed dose to brain compared to the ECM developed in this work. The effective dose calculated by the ECM of Jones and Shrimpton was 26% greater than effective dose calculated by the ECM developed in this work. 相似文献
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X射线螺旋CT机不同扫描条件下,用有机玻璃均匀模体测量多层扫描的CT剂量指数值,用均匀水模体测量CT值的均匀性及其噪声。比较了不同扫描条件下,患者肺部肿块影及片状影的CT图像质量。结果表明:曝露量为40、25、7.5mAs时的CT剂量指数值分别不超过曝露量为115mAs时的40%、30%和15%。本文用CT扫描“优化因子”作为图像质量、病人所受剂量的综合评价指标,实现了CT扫描条件优化的定量分析。虽然,随X射线曝露量减少,均匀模体断层内CT值噪声增加、正常图像百分率下降,但从图像质量、病人剂量综合考虑,X射线胸部CT扫描的曝露量宜取25mAs。 相似文献
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Managing patient dose in multi-detector computed tomography(MDCT). ICRP Publication 102 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Valentin J;International Commission on Radiation Protection 《Annals of the ICRP》2007,37(1):1-79, iii
Computed tomography (CT) technology has changed considerably in recent years with the introduction of increasing numbers of multiple detector arrays. There are several parameters specific to multi-detector computed tomography (MDCT) scanners that increase or decrease patient dose systematically compared to older single detector computed tomography (SDCT) scanners. This document briefly reviews the MDCT technology, radiation dose in MDCT, including differences from SDCT and factors that affect dose, radiation risks, and the responsibilities for patient dose management. The document recommends that users need to understand the relationship between patient dose and image quality and be aware that image quality in CT is often higher than that necessary for diagnostic confidence. Automatic exposure control (AEC) does not totally free the operator from selection of scan parameters, and awareness of individual systems is important. Scanning protocols cannot simply be transferred between scanners from different manufacturers and should be determined for each MDCT. If the image quality is appropriately specified by the user, and suited to the clinical task, there will be a reduction in patient dose for most patients. Understanding of some parameters is not intuitive and the selection of image quality parameter values in AEC systems is not straightforward. Examples of some clinical situation shave been included to demonstrate dose management, e.g. CT examinations of the chest, the heart for coronary calcium quantification and non-invasive coronary angiography, colonography, the urinary tract, children, pregnant patients, trauma cases, and CT guided interventions. CT is increasingly being used to replace conventional x-ray studies and it is important that patient dose is given careful consideration, particularly with repeated or multiple examinations. 相似文献