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28 August 1984 Blood Flow Determination Using IV DSA
Charles R. Wilson, David Smith, W.Dennis Foley, Sabee Molloi
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Abstract
Clinical medicine needs a convenient, relatively noninvasive technique for the measurement of regional arterial blood flow. Measurement of flow would be extremely useful in evaluating the improvement in flow following vascular surgery or angioplasty. A number of techniques based on film or video densitometry have been used.(3,4) More recently digital subtraction angiography has been used for the measurement of blood flow.(1,2,5) These techniques basically obtain the blood flow by measuring the time a bolus of contrast material takes to move between two points of an artery. By knowing the distance between the points, the average diameter of the vessel, and the bolus transit time the blood flow (cc/min) can be calculated.
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Charles R. Wilson, David Smith, W.Dennis Foley, and Sabee Molloi "Blood Flow Determination Using IV DSA", Proc. SPIE 0486, Medical Imaging and Instrumentation '84, (28 August 1984); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.943207
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KEYWORDS
Blood circulation

Blood

Medical imaging

Angiography

Arteries

Error analysis

Image intensifiers

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