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M Part I Flashcards

1
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A precise step to be performed in a specific order to solve a problem
Basis for most computer programming

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Algorithm

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2
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A mathematical method of creating missing data

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Interpolation

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3
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Two types of data

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Raw data
Image data

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4
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-have assigned value
-includes all measurements detailed from the detector array
-requires more storage space

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Raw data

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5
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The reconstruction that is automatically produced during scanning

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Prospective Reconstruction

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The process of generating new image after scanning

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Retrospective Reconstruction

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7
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Image data is also known as [..]

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Reconstructed Data

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8
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Convolved data that have been back-projected into the image matrix to create CT images displayed on a monitor
Various digital filters are available to suppress noise and improved data

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Image data

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9
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Factors that affect attenuation

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Atomic no.
POI thickness
Energy of x-ray

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10
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Those which result once the computer has processed the raw data
One HU is assigned to each pixel

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Image Data

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11
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IF ONLY IMAGE DATA IS AVAILABLE, DATA MANIPULATION IS [..]

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LIMITED

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12
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Reconstruction that can make slices thinner/thicker using raw data

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Retrospective Reconstruction

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13
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The part of the beam that falls one irection

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Ray

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14
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The detector senses each arriving ray and measures how much of the beam has been attenuated

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Ray Sum

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15
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A complete set of ray sums

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View

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16
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The system accounts for attenuation properties of each ray sum and correlates it to the position of the ray

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Attenuation profile

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17
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Reconstruction Algorithms (3)

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Back Projection
Filtered Back Projection
Adaptive Statistical Iterative Reconstruction

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18
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Other names for Back Projecion

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Summation Method/Linear Superposition Method

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19
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PROCESS of Back projection

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Ray sum data acquired from each projection
Projected back onto the matrix

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PROBLEM of Back Projection

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  1. Low spatial resolution
  2. Bluming and produces star pattern artifact
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21
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Introduced to address the star pattern artifact

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Filtered Back Projection

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22
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Process of applying a filter function to an attenuation profile

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Convolution/Kernel Elements

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23
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Used in filtered back projection of reduce statistical noise

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Fouler Theory

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24
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FILTER FUNCTIONS CAN ONLY BE APPLIED TO [..]

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RAW DATA

25
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Starts with an assumption and compares this assumption with measured values, makes corrections to bring the two in agreement

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Adaptive Statistical Iterative Reconstruction

26
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Used in an iterative manner to extract additional image clarity and suppress noise

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Statistical noise profiles

27
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[adv] Adaptive Statistical Iterative Reconstruction

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Improved image quality
Reduced image noise

28
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[importance] image display

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Diff brightness- see pathologies in different configurations

29
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Patients couch inserted then rotate (in-out)

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Step and Shoot Scanning (1980s)

30
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Continuous patient couch moving in while gantry rotates

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Spiral/Helical CT Scanning

31
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Used and defined as table distance travelled in one 360 deg rotation divided by beam collimation

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Pitch

32
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Refers to table movement (speed) in going in the gantry

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Table feed per rotation

33
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Pitch [formula]

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Table feed per rotation/section width

34
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[pitch] distance is enough
Can adjust to rotation of X-ray tube

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Pitch I

35
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X-ray beam are contiguous for adjacent rotations

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P = 1.0

36
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X-ray beams are not contiguous for adjacent rotations [gaps in x-ray helix]

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P>1.0

37
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There is x-ray beam overlap

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P<1.0

38
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Getting data from same structure more than once

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Oversampling

39
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[disadv,adv] oversampling

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Disadv: Increase pt dose
Adv: Increase image quality due to increase SNR

40
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Oversampling application

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Facial bones
Paranasal bones - frontal, sphenoidal, ethmoidal, maxillary

41
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[adv,disadv] Of undersampling

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Disadv. Lower pt does
Adv. decreased image quality due to decreased SNR, more artifact

42
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Undersampling application

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Trauma
CT angiography (contrast quickly flushed

43
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Measure of the range of the CT number the image contains

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Window Width (WW)

44
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ALL VALUES HIGHER THAN SELECTED VALUES WILL APPEAR [..]

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WHITE

45
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ALL VALUES SELECTED LOWER THAN THE SELECTED VALUES WITHH APPEAR [..]

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BLACK

46
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Term for increasing window width

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Widening the width

47
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Selects which Hounsfield values are displayed as shades of gray
(Center of WW)
Roughly same value as tissue of interest

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Window Level

48
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Manipulation of the window width and level to optimize contrast

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Windowing

49
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COMPUTER CAN ASSIGN OVER [..] HU

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2000

50
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COMPUTER CAN DISPLAY [..] SHADES OF GRAY

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256

51
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NAKD EYE CAN ONLY DISTINGUISH ROUGHLY LESS THAN [..] SHADES OF GRY

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40

52
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Best used in areas of acute differing values [lungs, air and vessels is side by side]

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Wide window width

53
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excellent when examining areas of similar attenuation [soft tissue]

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Narrow Window Width

54
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WW UL AND LL FORMULA

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UL = WL + (WW/2)
LL = WL - (WW/2)

55
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Helpful in reporting size of abnormality
Essential for placement of biopsy needle or drainage apparatus

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Distance Measurement

56
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Used to make original image appear larger to see relevant data
Clarify margins of abnormality

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Image Magnification

57
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Graphical display showing how frequently a range of CT no occurs within an area

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Histogram

58
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Allows more than one image to be displayed in a single frame

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Multiple image display

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