Application of SIEMENS Ysio DR amplification in radiation dose reduction
10.7687/j.issn1003-8868.2018.02.072
- VernacularTitle:西门子Ysio DR放大系数对摄片辐射剂量控制的应用优势
- Author:
Liang LI
1
;
Chang-Hua LIU
;
Jin PENG
;
Jian-Kun LIN
;
Si-Min CHEN
Author Information
1. 解放军174医院
- Keywords:
DR;
amplification coefficient;
image quality;
radiation dose;
effective dose;
photograph site
- From:
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal
2018;39(2):72-74
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
Objective To investigate the application of SIEMENS Ysio DR amplification in the radiation dose reduction. Methods Totally 160 patients with similar heights and body shapes were divided equally into A,B,C and D groups,and then underwent radiological examinations with SIEMENS Ysio DR from September 2014 to May 2016.A and B groups went through right hand AP oblique examination with the same kV while different mAs, and C and D groups had chest posteroanterior examination with different kV and the same mAs. Image quality was regulated with the amplification coefficient, and then evaluated with double-blind method by two senior radiologists.Statistical analysis was executed over the values of mAs in A and B groups and those of kV in C and D groups. Results A group had the mAs value being(2.26 ±0.16)mAs, which was significantly different from that of B group [(4.05±0.19)mAs] (P<0.05);while C group had kV value being (104.79±6.39)kV, which was statistically different from that of D group [(83.48±3.67)kV] (P<0.05). Satisfactory image were obtained by regulation with amplication coefficient.There was no obvious difference between the image quality in either A and B groups or C and D groups(P>0.05).Based on the principle that low mAs resulted in low radiation dose and high kV lead to low effective dose,A group had the radiation dose lower than those of B group,and C group had the effective dose lower than those of D group. Conclusion SIEMENS Ysio DR has the photographing parameters regulated according to different sites and the amplification coefficient for enhancing image quality, which decreases X-ray radiation dose and effective dosage with the diagnosis results unaffected.
