
doi: 10.1148/105.2.293
pmid: 5079652
Dose reduction low pulse-rate fluoroscopy may be accomplished by integrating a magnetic video disk recorder into an x-ray system. Playback of the stored television image between x-ray pulses results in a flicker-free continuous image with actual dose reduction ranging from 2 to 60 times, depending on the pulse rate used. This system was applied successfully to cardiac catheterization and selective coronary arteriography, resulting in an estimated average dose reduction of over 2 times.
Cardiac Catheterization, Cineradiography, Fluoroscopy, Angiography, Humans, Television, Radiation Dosage
Cardiac Catheterization, Cineradiography, Fluoroscopy, Angiography, Humans, Television, Radiation Dosage
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