tomografía computarizada con multidetectores en el diagnóstico de la estenosis coronaria computed tomography with multidetectors in the diagnosis of coronary stenosis
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La angiografía coronaria que emplea tomografía multidetector, es una técnica no invasiva para la detección de estenosis coronaria, que ha tenido avances tecnológicos significativos en los últimos años. La introducción de tomógrafos de 16 y 64 detectores, la posibilidad de poder sincronizar la toma de imágenes con el electrocardiograma y las técnicas de reconstrucción permiten una mejor resolución temporal y espacial que logra la identificación de placas ateromatosas y lesiones obstructivas significativas a nivel de las arterias coronarias. En los próximos años continuará su maduración y se convertirá en una herramienta útil como técnica no invasiva para el diagnóstico de la enfermedad coronaria y se integrará de forma definitiva a los protocolos de manejo. La siguiente revisión se enfocará en los aspectos básicos de la tomografía, su técnica, su desempeño diagnóstico y sus aplicaciones clínicas.
Coronary angiography that uses multislice spiral computed tomography is a noninvasive technique for the detection of coronary stenosis that has had significant improvements in recent years. The introduction of 16 and 64 row scanners, the development of synchronized scanning electrocardiogram and better reconstruction techniques permit higher spatial and temporal resolution that allows better identification of coronary plaques and significant obstructive coronary lesions. In the next years Multislice spiral computed tomography will continue maturing and it will become a useful non invasive diagnostic imaging tool for the diagnosis of coronary disease and will be integrated to the cardiologic management protocols. Our next review will be focused on the basic and technical aspects of the scanner, diagnostic performance and clinical applications of this new technology.
Coronary angiography that uses multislice spiral computed tomography is a noninvasive technique for the detection of coronary stenosis that has had significant improvements in recent years. The introduction of 16 and 64 row scanners, the development of synchronized scanning electrocardiogram and better reconstruction techniques permit higher spatial and temporal resolution that allows better identification of coronary plaques and significant obstructive coronary lesions. In the next years Multislice spiral computed tomography will continue maturing and it will become a useful non invasive diagnostic imaging tool for the diagnosis of coronary disease and will be integrated to the cardiologic management protocols. Our next review will be focused on the basic and technical aspects of the scanner, diagnostic performance and clinical applications of this new technology.
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| Authors | ;Bernardo Lombo;Carlos A Carvajal;Mónica Tafur;Rafael Gómez |
| Journal | applied clay science |
| Year | 2007 |
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