Image Gallery: Lesion detection on low dose head CT Sarabjeet Singh, MD Mannudeep K. Kalra, MD *Eugene J. Mark, MD *James Stone, MD James H. Thrall, MD.

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Image Gallery: Lesion detection on low dose head CT Sarabjeet Singh, MD Mannudeep K. Kalra, MD *Eugene J. Mark, MD *James Stone, MD James H. Thrall, MD Web Chapter 4 Department of Radiology and *Department of Pathology Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard Medical School, Boston

Do you see any abnormal findings in this transverse CT image?

Do you see any periventricular hypoattenuation?

Periventricular hypoattenuation 300 mAs: CTDI vol: 45.8 mGy 150 mAs 22.9 mGy 60 mAs 9.1 mGy 90 mAs 13.7 mGy Do you see any additional findings on higher dose images?

Do you see any abnormal findings in this transverse CT image?

Do you see tiny bright hemorrhagic or calcified spec?

Tiny bright, high contrast structure seen at all dose levels 300 mAs: CTDI vol: 45.8 mGy 150 mAs 22.9 mGy 60 mAs 9.1 mGy 90 mAs 13.7 mGy Do you see any additional findings on higher dose images?

Tiny bright, high contrast structure seen at all dose levels 300 mAs: CTDI vol: 45.8 mGy 150 mAs 22.9 mGy 60 mAs 9.1 mGy 90 mAs 13.7 mGy Do you see any additional findings on higher dose images?

Do you see any abnormal findings in this transverse CT image?

Do you see bright hemorrhagic metastatic nodule ?

Bright hemorrhagic metastatic nodule seen at all dose levels 150 mA: CTDI vol: 45.8 mGy 75 mA 22.9 mGy 20 mA 9.1 mGy 38 mA 13.7 mGy Do you see any additional findings on higher dose images?

Do you see any abnormal findings in this transverse CT image?

Do you see a hypodensity in right fronto parietal peri ventricular white matter?

hypodensity in right frontoparietal peri ventricular white matter seen at all dose levels 150 mA: CTDI vol: 45.8 mGy 75 mA 22.9 mGy 20 mA 9.1 mGy 38 mA 13.7 mGy Do you see any additional findings on higher dose images?

Do you see any abnormal findings in this transverse CT image?

Do you see severe hypo attenuation in lt MCA and ACA with multiple foci of sub cm hemorrhagic conversion

Loss of grey-white matter differentiation with marked hypoattenuation in left MCA and ACA territory with sub-centimeter size hemorrhagic conversion 150 mA: CTDI vol: 45.8 mGy 75 mA 22.9 mGy 20 mA 9.1 mGy 38 mA 13.7 mGy Do you see any additional findings on higher dose images?

Do you see any abnormal findings in this transverse CT image?

Do you see massive subarachnoid hemorrhage

Massive subarachnoid hemorrhage 150 mA: CTDI vol: 45.8 mGy 75 mA 22.9 mGy 20 mA 9.1 mGy 38 mA 13.7 mGy Do you see any additional findings on higher dose images?

Do you see any abnormal findings in this transverse CT image?

Do you see extensive areas of hypoattenuation in left middle cerebral artery vascular territory?

Extensive low attenuation in left MCA territory 300 mAs CTDI vol: 46 mGy 150 mAs 23 mGy 40 mAs 6 mGy 75 mAs 12 mGy Do you see any additional findings on higher dose images?

Extensive low attenuation in left MCA territory 300 mAs CTDI vol: 46 mGy 150 mAs 23 mGy 40 mAs 6 mGy 75 mAs 12 mGy Do you see any additional findings on higher dose images?

Do you see any abnormal findings in this transverse CT image?

Do you see left frontal lobe infarct and left temporal ventricle dilation ?

120 kV, 300 mA 120 kV 180 mA 120 kV 45 mA 120 kV 90 mA Do you see any additional findings on higher dose images? left frontal lobe infarct and left temporal ventricle dilation

Do you see any abnormal findings in this transverse CT image?

Do you see right frontal and temporal lobe infarct ?

400 mAs 61 mGy Do you see any additional findings on higher dose images? Right frontal and temporal lobe infarct 300 mAs 46 mGy 200 mAs 31 mGy 100 mAs 16 mGy 60mAs 9 mGy

Do you see any abnormal findings in these CT images?

2 year old patient status post surgical resection of cervico-medullary mass, who underwent head CT to assess hydrocephalus Scan parameters 80 kVp 100 mA Pitch: Dose parameters CTDIvol = 5.4 mGy DLP = 90 mGy.cm Enlarged fourth ventricle Pseudo-meningocele

Do you see any abnormal findings in these CT images?

18yr old boy, with subarachnoid blood along the b/l frontal convexities and small SDH along the left frontotemporal convexity Follow up: (ASIR) Scan parameters 120 kVp 231 mA Estimated dose: CTDIvol: 25.4 mGy DLP: mGy.cm 0.9 mSv Scan parameters 120 kVp 159 mA, NI: 42 Pitch: ASIR:90 Prior scan: (FBP) Estimated dose: CTDIvol: 65.6 mGy DLP: mGy.cm 2.4 mSv

1 yr girl, 10kg, with abnormal facies, underwent Head CT for osseous dysmorphism: Craniosynostosis protocol Technique: (ASIR) Scan parameters 80 kVp 50 mA Estimated dose: 0.1 mSv CT evaluation of bony abnormalities such as craniostenosis should be performed at lowest possible radiation dose levels. Note that brain parenchyma is hard to see at such dose levels but bony details and reformatted images show exquisite bony details.

Amelia of right upper limb Hypoplastic left scapula Hypoplastic left chest wall muscles No scoliosis or spinal abnormality 9 yr old boy underwent whole spine CT with scoliosis protocol DLP= 10 mGy.cm Estimated Dose: 0.15 mSv Scan parameters High pitch: 3.0:1 kVp: 100 Table speed: Ref mAs: 10

Thank You for your kind attention Contact for any queries Sarabjeet Singh, MD: Mannudeep K Kalra, MD: