Advanced Postprocessing of Cardiac CTA



Fig. 3.1
End-systolic (a) and end-diastolic (b) volume of the right ventricle. Evaluation of the data is provided in Table 3.1



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Fig. 3.2
End-systolic (a) and end-diastolic (b) volume of the left ventricle. Evaluation of the data is provided in Table 3.1



Table 3.1
Functional cardiac CTA calculations







































































RV and LV parameters
Gross volume, mL

BSA, m 2

Gross volume  ÷  BSA  =  volume index, mL/m 2

Normal volume index range, mL/m 2a

Ejection fraction, % (range, %)

RV end-systolic
7.2
0.2
36
19–30
–

RV end-diastolic
14.5
0.2
72.5
62–88
–

RV stroke volume
7.2
–
–
No normal indexed values
–

RV
–
–
–
–
49.9 (40–60)

LV end-systolic
6.0
0.2
30
17–37
–

LV end-diastolic
12.2
0.2
61
50–84
–

LV stroke volume
6.2
0.2
31
30–65
–

LV
–
–

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