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American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol 106, 591-596, Copyright © 1969 by American Roentgen Ray Society

RAPID BLOOD FLOW RATE ANALYSIS DURING ROUTINE SELECTIVE ARTERIOGRAPHY: AN APPLICATION OF TELEVISION FLUORODENSITOMETRY

NORMAN R. SILVERMAN M.D.1, J. HAYNES HESLEP M.D.1, ROY R. GREENING M.D.1, JOHN D. WALLACE A.B.1, RUDOLPH NERLINGER E.E.1, and RICHARD PADULA M.D.2

1 From the Jefferson Medical College Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
2 From the Departments of Radiology and Research Surgery, Jefferson Medical College Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

A new technique utilizing the television monitored image amplified fluoroscopic image for densitometric evaluation and blood flow analysis is described.

Using the television system as a sampling device, the dilution of radiographic contrast material following injection can be computed and the flow rate within the vessel determined. Accuracy of the order of 10-15 per cent can be expected.

The measurement requires no change in the techniques of the arterial visualization utilized by most departments.


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