Philipp Blanke et al. JIMG 2015;8:

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Date of download: 7/2/2016 Copyright © 2016 McGraw-Hill Education. All rights reserved. A. Diagrammatic representation of the standard RAO view of the.

Advertisements

Date of download: 7/6/2016 Copyright © The American College of Cardiology. All rights reserved. From: Bail-Out Alcohol Septal Ablation for Left Ventricular.

From: Relationship of Beam Angulation and Radiation Exposure in the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory J Am Coll Cardiol Intv. 2014;7(5): doi: /j.jcin

SCCT expert consensus document on computed tomography imaging before transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI)/transcatheter aortic valve replacement.

Difference in angle of orientation of the aortic valve in the annular plane on CTA compared to post valve deployment on fluoroscopy in TAVR patients. Dr.

A. Diagrammatic representation of the standard RAO view of the left coronary angiogram, the direction of the x-ray beam, and the position of the overhead.

Adel H. Allam et al. JIMG 2011;4:

Mackram F. Eleid et al. JIMG 2016;9:

Prakash Harikrishnan et al. JACEP 2015;1:

Prakash Harikrishnan et al. JACEP 2015;1:

Robert J. Lederman et al. JIMG 2014;7:

Patrick O’Gara et al. JIMG 2008;1:

Tom F. Brouwer et al. JACEP 2016;2:

Philipp Blanke et al. JIMG 2015;8:

Steven E. Williams et al. JACEP 2015;1:

Muaz M. Abudiab et al. JIMG 2017;j.jcmg

Lilian Mantziari et al. JACEP 2015;1:

Takekuni Hayashi et al. JACEP 2016;2:27-35

Lilian Mantziari et al. JACEP 2015;1:

Example of Subendocardial Defects With Normal Transmural WT on Apical 3-Chamber View With RTMCE Apical 3-chamber view of RTMCE with power modulation (iE33,

The effect of rotation from a primary PA projection on PSD for female patients: (A) LAO/RAO rotation and (B) CRA/CAU rotation. The effect of rotation from.

The effect of rotation from a primary LAO or RAO angle on PSD for female patients: (A) primary 30° LAO projection; (B) primary 30° RAO projection and (C)

Philippe Maury et al. JACEP 2016;2:

Takekuni Hayashi et al. JACEP 2016;2:27-35

Junjie Zhang et al. JACEP 2017;3:

Mohit K. Turagam et al. JACEP 2017;3:

Ashraf Hamdan et al. JCIN 2015;8:

Megan Coylewright et al. JCIN 2015;8:

Prakash Harikrishnan et al. JACEP 2015;1:

Philippe Taghji et al. JACEP 2017;j.jacep

Wouter M. van Everdingen et al. JACEP 2015;1:

Emilce Trucco et al. JACEP 2018;j.jacep

Vittorio Calzolari et al. JACEP 2017;3:

Moussa Mansour et al. JACEP 2016;j.jacep

Mintu P. Turakhia et al. JACEP 2016;2:

Writing Committee Members et al. JACC 2018;j.jacc

Driver-Aggregated Maps of Re-Entrant AF Drivers in PsAFonset Versus Control Subject (A) A 30-year-old woman with 10 months of PsAFonset. Re-entrant drivers.

Adam B. Greenbaum et al. JACEP 2015;1:

Eran Leshem et al. JACEP 2018;j.jacep

Three-dimensional (3D) measurement of the outer and inner/effective mitral annular area. Three-dimensional (3D) measurement of the outer and inner/effective.

Nina C. Wunderlich et al. JIMG 2015;8:

Nina Ajmone Marsan et al. JIMG 2009;2:

Exposed film demonstrating distinct radiation fields on the skin when the C-arm was rotated between 12° LAO and 12° RAO (16 cm field of view (FOV) on Artis.

Julien Seitz et al. JACEP 2016;2:

Thomas H. Marwick et al. JIMG 2009;2:80-84

John A. Sallach et al. JIMG 2009;2:

Philippe Pibarot et al. JIMG 2015;8:

Matias B. Yudi et al. JACC 2018;71:

Philipp Blanke et al. JIMG 2015;8:

Federico Migliore et al. JIMG 2013;6:32-41

Histograms of LVESVI, LVEDVI, LVMI, and 3D LVEF Tabulations of frequencies of left ventricular end-systolic volume (A), end-diastolic volume (B), mass.

Maxime Berthelot-Richer et al. JIMG 2016;9:

Leonard M. Rademakers et al. JACEP 2016;2:

Bjarne L. Nørgaard et al. JIMG 2015;8:

Stavros Stavrakis et al. JACEP 2015;1:1-13

Ronald K. Binder et al. JCIN 2013;6:

Philippe Pibarot et al. JIMG 2015;8:

Evan M. Zahn et al. JCIN 2016;9: Relationship Between Patent Ductus Arteriosus Closure and Left Ventricular Ejection Fraction The graph depicts.

Mackram F. Eleid et al. JIMG 2016;9:

Mackram F. Eleid et al. JIMG 2016;9:

Itzhak Kronzon et al. JIMG 2015;8:

Bushra S. Rana et al. JIMG 2010;3:

Federico Migliore et al. JIMG 2013;6:32-41

Hasan Jilaihawi et al. JIMG 2016;9:

Dee Dee Wang et al. JIMG 2016;9:

Stephen H. Little JIMG 2012;5:

Edda Bahlmann et al. JIMG 2010;3:

Mackram F. Eleid et al. JIMG 2016;9:

Federico Migliore et al. JIMG 2013;6:32-41

Philippe Pibarot et al. JIMG 2015;8:

Presentation transcript:

Philipp Blanke et al. JIMG 2015;8:612-615 Orthogonal Fluoroscopy Projections The D-shaped mitral annulus is most commonly oriented in a cranial and anterior position with a significant degree of angulation to the right. As with any disc-shaped object in a 3D space, there are numerous orthogonal projections of the annular plane that follow a line of perpendicularity as plotted in the graph: Any point in the RAO to LAO spectrum can be utilized as long as the correct degree of caudal or cranial angulations is matched. Specific projections, for example, parallel to the TT line (perpendicular to the SL distance) referred to as TT view, or through the SL line (perpendicular to TT) referred to as SL view, may be desired. Projection angles are limited by physical restraints of the C-arm and require suitable access to conduct the procedure. Although required angulations to achieve the SL view are in the range of practical C-arm working angles for this patient, the required angulations to achieve the TT view are not. CRA = cranial; LAO = left anterior oblique; RAO = right anterior oblique; other abbreviations in Figure 4. Philipp Blanke et al. JIMG 2015;8:612-615 2015 American College of Cardiology Foundation