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AJR 2005; 185:516-521
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Technical Innovation

16-MDCT of the Posttraumatic Pediatric Elbow: Optimum Parameters and Associated Radiation Dose

Vernon M. Chapman1, Mannudeep Kalra, Elkan Halpern, Brian Grottkau, Maurice Albright and Diego Jaramillo

1 All authors: Massachusetts General Hospital, 7 Norwich Lane, Methuen, MA 01844.

OBJECTIVE. Our objective was to investigate a low-radiation-dose protocol for 16-MDCT of the posttraumatic pediatric elbow using z-axis automatic tube-current modulation, based on optimum scanning parameters determined in a porcine fracture model, and to report the radiation dose from this technique in nine children with acute elbow trauma.

CONCLUSION. For the posttraumatic pediatric elbow, 16-MDCT using z-axis automatic tube-current modulation was optimal at 100 kVp with a noise index of 20 and a minimum amperage of 25 mA.


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