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http://dx.doi.org/10.5392/JKCA.2010.10.9.259

Microvascular Contrast Image in Portal Veins of Rat using Micro-CT  

Lee, Sang-Ho (익산병원 영상의학과)
Lim, Cheong-Hwan (한서대학교 방사선학과)
Jung, Hong-Rayng (한서대학교 방사선학과)
Han, Beom-Hee (서남대학교 방사선학과)
Mo, Eun-Hee (원광대학교병원 영상의학과)
Chai, Kyu-Yun (원광대학교 생명나노학부)
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Abstract
The study focuses on the value of Micro CT, a high resolution X-ray imaging device, by using it on rats to observe the overall portal vein image of the liver and the microvasculature of each lobes, visualize the 4 segmental lobes and acquire 3D image of the microvasculature through the reconstruction of sectional image data. Less of the damage to liver of the 5 mice, the device was able to separate the liver into 4 segmental lobes and displayed the 4 portal vein microvasculature in 2D. By using the 3D MIP technique, observation of the whole portal vein system microvasculature in 3D image was made possible along with each of the portal vein segment's branches until the 6th branch. Measured the size of 6branch, the average was measured at 1branch : $0.51mm{\pm}0.08$, 2 branch : $0.32mm{\pm}0.12$, 3 branch : $0.23mm{\pm}0.11$, 4 branch : $0.19mm{\pm}0.08$, 5 branch : $0.13mm{\pm}0.06$, 6 branch : $70.5{\mu}m{\pm}14.1$. The 3D image and the images of the microvasculatures in the result of study proved that the Micro-CT can be considered many useful device in obtaining high resolution images.
Keywords
Micro CT; Microvasculature; 3D Image;
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