Fusion Imaging Flashcards

1
Q

First step in fusion imaging

A

Prior MRI or CT uploaded to US machine

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2
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Tracking sensors connected to the transducer. How many sensors on the probe and how many on the patient?

A

2 on the probe
1 on the patient

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3
Q

What is the sensor on the patient called in fusion imaging?

A

Active tracker

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4
Q

Where is the GPS unit placed?

A

Over the region of interest

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5
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Applications of fusion imaging

A
  1. Prostate biopsies
  2. Abdominal biopsies: liver, kidney, pancreas
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6
Q

What objects need to be avoided in fusion imaging?

A

Metallic objects

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7
Q

What does fusion imaging improve?

A

The accuracy of US guided biopsies by providing visual reference of the target area

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8
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In fusion imaging, what are the tracking sensors connected to?

A

The transducer

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