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64 or 128 slice multiple detector ct scanners

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The 64 or 128-slice multiple-detector CT scanners are medical imaging devices that use X-rays to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body. These scanners are equipped with multiple rows of detectors that capture multiple slices of the body simultaneously, allowing for faster scanning times and higher image quality compared to single-slice CT scanners.

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CT Imaging Protocol for COVID-19 Lung Assessment

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The CT scans were performed using 64 or 128-slice multiple-detector CT scanners (Siemens, Erlangen, Germany). All scans were reconstructed using a high spatial frequency, B70F kernel. All patients were scanned from lung apices to bases, at full inspiration at peak voltage of 120 kVp with tube current modulation (range, 30 to 140mA), without intravenous contrast at baseline. The standard parameters of 1.4 pitch and 0.5 second rotation time were used. At follow-up, 66 patients (n=66/81) had non-contrast enhanced volumetric CT chest and 15 patients (n=15/81) had CT pulmonary angiogram (CTPA). The CTPA examinations were carried out post injection of 90 ml of intravenous contrast agent (lopromide/Ultravist 300, (300 mg/ml iodine), Bayer Schering, Berlin, Germany) at 4-5 ml/s with Siemens proprietary software bolus tracking used to trigger CT acquisition. Contiguous images of 1 mm thickness were viewed at lung window settings (width l500HU; level - 500HU).
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CT Imaging Protocol for COVID-19 Lung Assessment

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The CT scans were performed using 64 or 128-slice multiple-detector CT scanners (Siemens, Erlangen, Germany). All scans were reconstructed using a high spatial frequency, B70F kernel. All patients were scanned from lung apices to bases, at full inspiration at peak voltage of 120 kVp with tube current modulation (range, 30 to 140mA), without intravenous contrast at baseline. The standard parameters of 1.4 pitch and 0.5 second rotation time were used. At follow-up, 66 patients (n=66/81) had non-contrast enhanced volumetric CT chest and 15 patients (n=15/81) had CT pulmonary angiogram (CTPA). The CTPA examinations were carried out post injection of 90 ml of intravenous contrast agent (lopromide/Ultravist 300, (300 mg/ml iodine), Bayer Schering, Berlin, Germany) at 4-5 ml/s with Siemens proprietary software bolus tracking used to trigger CT acquisition. Contiguous images of 1 mm thickness were viewed at lung window settings (width l500HU; level - 500HU).
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CT Imaging Protocol for COVID-19 Lung Assessment

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The CT scans were performed using 64 or 128-slice multiple-detector CT scanners (Siemens, Erlangen, Germany). All scans were reconstructed using a high spatial frequency, B70F kernel. All patients were scanned from lung apices to bases, at full inspiration at peak voltage of 120 kVp with tube current modulation (range, 30 to 140mA), without intravenous contrast at baseline. The standard parameters of 1.4 pitch and 0.5 second rotation time were used. At follow-up, 66 patients (n=66/81) had non-contrast enhanced volumetric CT chest and 15 patients (n=15/81) had CT pulmonary angiogram (CTPA). The CTPA examinations were carried out post injection of 90 ml of intravenous contrast agent (lopromide/Ultravist 300, (300 mg/ml iodine), Bayer Schering, Berlin, Germany) at 4-5 ml/s with Siemens proprietary software bolus tracking used to trigger CT acquisition. Contiguous images of 1 mm thickness were viewed at lung window settings (width l500HU; level - 500HU).
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