clinicaltrials.gov NCT No: N/A. CECT Phases Phase Timing Corticomedullary 30-70 sec Nephrogram 80-120 sec Excretory 3-15 mins or longer CECT Phases are required for renal mass characterization, visualization of ureteric obstructions and strictures, bladder wall abnormalities and infections and inflammations. On contrast-enhanced abdominal CT, the lower pole mass was composed of soft tissue components presenting moderate prolonged enhancement and abundant gross fat components . . PURPOSE: To evaluate thin-section computed tomography (CT) performed during the corticomedullary and nephrographic phases of contrast material enhancement in the characterization of renal masses. 2. And the excretory phase was scanned 5 min after onset of contrast injection. The LKR (lesion kidney ratio), CNR, and CT value of the corticomedullary and nephrographic phase were measured. Selected images from a renal mass specific protocol CT. Corticomedullary phase (axial 7a) demonstrates peripheral enhancement of the renal cortex with minimal opacification of the renal medulla. Excretory phase: diaphragm to iliac crests, axial, 3mm reconstruction section thickness with or without 50% overlap, at 7-10 minute delay. This phase may be helpful in sub-typing renal cell carcinoma (RCC). However, on contrast-enhanced sonography, small vessels are enhanced at the renal lymphoma periphery . Independent predictors among the clinical and CT findings for differentiating ccRCC from Fp-AML were identified using multivariate analyses. Computed tomography of the abdomen and pelvis is an application of computed tomography (CT) . Rapid advances in CT technology accelerated the research into the application of this new technology in the evaluation of the UUT and readily proved to be superior to other imaging modalities. Delayed-Phase Imaging. The attenuation characteristics of RCC and TCC were compared to the attenuation of the normal renal cortex. Timing of CT-series is important in order to grab the right moment of maximal contrast differences between a lesion and the normal parenchyma. The kidneys have an attenuation of 30 to 50 Hounsfield units (HU) on unenhanced CT. On MRI, the renal cortices have low T1-weighted The kidneys have an attenuation of 30 to 50 Hounsfield units (HU) on unenhanced CT. . Information and next steps. Arterial (corticomedullary) phase of abdomen only Conventional clear cell RCCs and their metastases demonstrate arterial enhancement. One hundred and twenty-eight patients underwent three-phase CT scan of the kidney with eight-row MDCT after receiving 2 mL/kg of 300 mgI . If dedicated renal CT is requested for a suspected renal mass, the helical scan series to be obtained are unenhanced, corticomedullary and nephrographic phase images. It occurs between 25 and 70 seconds after the initiation of contrast material injection. Image analysis Citation, DOI & article data The late arterial phase, also known as the corticomedullary phase or early venous portal phase, is a contrast-enhanced CT or MRI series, in which there is an optimal enhancement of structures that get their blood supply directly from the arterial system. • The hepatic venous (or portal venous or parenchymal) phase of enhancement occurs ≈50 to 90 seconds after contrast administration, when hepatic . This may be overcome by 1) Decreasing slice thickness 2) Increasing kVp It occurs between 25 and 70 seconds after the initiation of contrast material injection. (a) In corticomedullary phase, most RCCs have a ratio lower than 1.0, whereas nearly all RO have a ratio higher than 1.0. 11: A: Asymptomatic 38-year-old man - Axial-view contrast enhanced CT corticomedullary phase shows incomplete rotation on the left kidney - renal pelvis (P) is located anteriorly; B: Asymptomatic 52-year-old woman - Sagittal/Coronal-view contrast enhanced CT corticomedullary phase reveals in the right kidney renal pelvis (P) and renal vessels are located superiorly Patchy enhancement of the corticomedullary interface is a classic sign of acute pyelonephritis and can be seen on arterial-phase imaging. corticomedullary phase is best to delineate subcategories of renal cell carcinomas further nephrogenic phase is best for optimal enhancement of the renal parenchyma, including the renal medulla, and will demonstrate enhancing components of a mass excretory phase will demonstrate enhancement of calyces, renal pelvis and ureters. A 2. Materials and methods Renal CT scans and medical records of 33 patients were retrospectively reviewed. Materials and Methods Double-phase helical CT (5 mm slice) of the corticomedullary phase (CMP) and late nephrographic phase (NP) was performed in 40 surgically resected renal neoplasms <3.5 cm. The corticomedullary phase scanning was performed once the arterial CT value reached 100 HU; the nephrographic phase was scanned 60 seconds later. . Active Comparator: gold standard all series (unenhanced, corticomedullary, nephrographic and excretory phase) will be evaluated by a radiologist not involved in the experimental arm The corticomedullary phase is the first and shortest phase of contrast enhancement. 27. Note the close contact between the renal parenchyma and the D2 duodenum (long arrow) suggesting a fistula. To evaluate the role of thin-section helical computed tomography (CT) performed during the corticomedullary phase (CMP) and nephrographic phase (NP) of contrast enhancement in the detection and characterization of renal masses. In all examinations, 5-mm-thick, contiguous, helical . Axial (a) unenhanced and (b) corticomedullary phase CT shows extensive intraparenchymal gas (arrows) in a poorly functioning enlarged left kidney. B,Nephrographic phase helicalCT scanobtained100secafterinitia-tionofcontrast injection reveals A, Unenhanced CT scan shows lesion (arrow) has slightly higher attenuation than renal parenchyma. 1. Objective—To determine computed tomography . This growth pattern may be reflected in our findings. A 4-phase low-dose computed tomographic (CT) urography was indicated. Note absence of Download as PowerPoint Open in Image Viewer Figure 17a. In addition to solid tumors, the CT and MRI findings of our 2 patients were similar to those of cavernous hemangiomas of the liver, including peripheral nodular enhancement in the corticomedullary phase, progressive centripetal enhancement in the nephrographic and delayed phases, and sometimes complete "filling in" in the delayed phase. To compare corticomedullary phase images and low keV VMIs (40 to 100 keV) from the nephrographic phase, the attenuation, image noise, SNR and subjective lesion visibility of the tumours and renal arteries were evaluated. Department: Diagnostic Radiology. The masses were presented in the . 3. Therefore, it has been proposed that CTU including a corticomedullary phase (CMP), i.e. B, CT image of same area 9 months later shows postischemic atrophy of right kidney. Deep Learning Differentiates Small Renal Masses on Multiphase CT Leesburg, VA, January 10, . Additionally, the highest accuracy (88%) was achieved in the corticomedullary phase images. Brief Summary: Tumors of the UUT are rare and usually presenting as micro- or macrohematuria either symptomatic or asymptomatic. Phase and delay time were as follows: Phase 1, unenhanced; Phase 2, postcontrast corticomedullary phase (CMP): 25-28 s after contrast agent was administrated; Phase 3, postcontrast nephrographic phase (NP): 65-70 s after contrast agent was administrated; and Phase 4, postcontrast excretory phase . Corticomedullary phase: kidneys only, axial, 3mm reconstruction section thickness with or without 50% overlap, at 40-70 seconds delay. PURPOSE: To evaluate the role of thin-section helical computed tomography (CT) performed during the corticomedullary phase (CMP) and nephrographic phase (NP) of contrast enhancement in the detection and characterization of renal masses. Additionally, the visibility of corticomedullary differentiation was visually categorized using a four-point scale. Clear cell RCCs also demonstrate rapid washout of contrast with T2 hypointensity on the excretory phase. an arterial phase, could be comparable to cystoscopy in the detection of UBC with a higher sensitivity than CTU without CMP [ 13 ]. Corticomedullary Phase - (40s) maximized corticomedullary differentiation Portal Venous Phase - (60s) Nephrogenic Phase - (100s), homogeneous appearance, contrast is exiting the cortical vasculature, filtered in the glomeruli and enters the Loop of Henle and collecting tubules Delayed or Excretory Phase - (5 min) Differential of Delayed Nephrogram . ( A ) Precontrast phase. This can be difficult to assess when the lesion is small and located in the renal cortex, which also enhances strongly. Utility of Corticomedullary Phase of a CT Urogram in Detecting Transitional Cell Carcinoma (TCC) and Metastatic Disease. All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes Portal Venous Phase - (60s) Nephrogenic Phase - (100s), homogeneous appearance, contrast is exiting the cortical vasculature, filtered in the glomeruli and enters the Loop of Henle and collecting tubules. B and C, Corticomedullary (B) and nephrographic (C) phase contrast-enhanced CT scans show lesion (arrow) has no gross fat attenuation. This patient had a CT scan a . The CT contrast agent is an extracellular fluid contrast agent. There is a large renal cell carcinoma in the right kidney which can be differentiated from the normal renal parenchyma by the heterogeneous and . Methods The EDCBs, which are comprised of unenhanced thin lines at the tumor-renal cortex border in the corticomedullary phase, on the CT . There was no statistically significant difference between corticomedullary and nephrographic phases ( p = 0.94). (Exclude for young patients) ± Venous (nephrographic) phase of abdomen only A P 4. The presence of tiny fatty tissue cannot be determined on the basis of this CT image. • Sensitivity and NPV for bladder cancer detection were highest in corticomedullary phase . In the CT urography protocol with enhancement-triggered scan, sensitivity and NPV were highest in the corticomedullary phase, and this phase should be used for bladder assessment. Download scientific diagram | Unenhanced (A), corticomedullary phase CT scans showing a great amount of blood in the peri and para-renal left kidney zone, generated by a lesion of the kidney's . Information and next steps. ( B ) Corticomedullary phase (obtained 40-70 second delay after contrast injection, showing differential enhancement of the renal cortex and medulla). The patients were . Arterial Phase - (30s) Corticomedullary Phase - (40s) maximized corticomedullary differentiation. Objectives To retrospectively evaluate whether the early dark cortical band (EDCB) on CT can be a predictor to differentiate clear cell renal cell carcinoma (ccRCC) from fat poor angiomyolipoma (Fp-AML) and to detect peritumoral pseudocapsules in ccRCC. Department: Diagnostic Radiology. For context, see en:Computed tomography of the abdomen and pelvis. It is common when imaging the posterior fossa of the brain for there to be streak artifacts. The late arterial phase, also known as the corticomedullary phase or early venous portal phase, is a contrast-enhanced CT or MRI series, in which there is an optimal enhancement of structures that get their blood supply directly from the arterial system. (Exclude for young patients) ± Venous (nephrographic) phase of abdomen only. Graph shows the process of obtaining tumor tissue from original images by manual segmentation in unenhanced, corticomedullary, nephrographic, and excretory phase from left to right Full size image Texture features extraction Texture features were extracted using PyRadiomics [ 11 ]. Delayed (excretory) phase (5 min) of abdomen and pelvis Hematuria Incomparison, renalmedullare-mainsverylowinattenuation. . Fig. A,Corticomedullary phase helical CTscanobtained40secafterinitia-tion ofcontrast injection shows briskenhancementofrenalcortex. The late hepatic arterial phase occurs at about the same time as the corticomedullary phase, enteric phase, pancreatic phase, and splenic arciform enhancement phase. Here, the . CT evaluation of the kidneys during the corticomedullary phase or at an intermediate phase between the corticomedullary and nephrographic phases has significant limitations. Renal veins are best visualised in corticomedullary phase and inferior vena cava is better visualized in nephrographic phase. Tools Share Abstract PURPOSE: To evaluate the role of thin-section helical computed tomography (CT) performed during the corticomedullary phase (CMP) and nephrographic phase (NP) of contrast enhancement in the detection and characterization of renal masses. The reported advantages of the corticomedullary phase are that it provides more vascular and perfusion information than the nephrographic phase [7], allows for better characterization of renal. Conclusion The detectability of renal stones ≥ 6 mm on contrast-enhanced CT is extremely high. Disease: Study phase: Physician name: Raghunandan Vikram. Gas bubbles extend into the perinephric space. Results—In the cine scan (single-slice dynamic scan), the optimal delay times were 10 seconds in the corticomedullary phase and 44 seconds in the nephrographic phase, after contrast medium injection. 10-15 minute delayed post-contrast acquisition through the adrenals GI • The . The corticomedullary phase is characterized by enhancement of the renal cortex as well as the renal . Corticomedullary-phase CT images provided much more valuable texture parameters than unenhanced images . Phone Number: 1-877-MDA-6789. The standard characteristics for this phase are: peak aortic attenuation: 290 - 360 HU 4,5,8. During the corticomedullary phase, ccRCCs with the loss of chromosome Y enhanced more than those without this anomaly (130.0 vs 102.5 HU, P =.04), and ccRCCs with trisomy 7 enhanced less than those without this anomaly (105.8 vs 139.3 HU, P =.04).
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