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  • CT THORAX – VERAN PROTOCOL

Anatomy of Thorax

Image taken from Britannica

Appearance of Thorax (VERAN Protoco) in Axial CT Image

Right Adrenal Gland

Left Adrenal Gland

Examination Overview

Protocol Structure

00_Thorax_Veran_ENB (Adult)

  • Topogram Front
  • Topogram Lateral
  • Thorax Inspiration
  • Thorax Expiration

Patient Orientation Registry in System

  • Set the patient orientation in system: Head First – Supine

Special Device!!

  • Before starting the procedure, a special device from VERAN need to be paste on the patient’s chest.
  • This process will be done by the primary team.

Topogram Front and Lateral

  • Position the patient in head first supine position.
  • Use head rest with support patient’s head.
  • Both patient’s arms raised up above head
  • Align the patient in Mid-Sagittal plane of the table.
  • Position the transverse laser light beam at the level of patient’s shoulder to start the chest topogram.

Topogram Parameters

  • Topogram length: 512 cm
  • Slice: 0.6 mm
  • Scanning direction: Craniocoudal
  • Tube position: Frontal and Lateral
  • Stop the topogram scanning when the scanning reach / pass over the diaphragm / liver.

Thorax Inspiration

  • Plan the Scan FOV (SFOV) box at topogram image
  • Set the top line at the level above apex of lung
  • Set the bottom line at the level of arch of below liver.
  • Ensure the lateral line to cover patient’s chest wall
  • Remind the patient to alert of breathing instruction given during scanning.
  • Both patient’s arm remain above head.

Scanning Parameters

  • kVp:
  • mAs: Tube Current Modulation (TCM)
  • Scanning Direction: Craniocaudal
  • Scan Delay: 4 s
  • Slice:0.6
  • Image Comment: Non Contrast
  • Pitch: 0.6

Reconstruction of Thorax Inspiration

Thorax Expiration

  • Plan the Scan FOV (SFOV) box at topogram image
  • Set the top line at the level above apex of lung
  • Set the bottom line at the level of arch of below liver.
  • Ensure the lateral line to cover patient’s chest wall
  • Remind the patient to alert of breathing instruction given during scanning.
  • ALERT!! Both patient’s arm need to be at side of body.

Reconstruction of Thorax Expiration

Multiplanar Reconstruction (MPR)

N/A

Series of Images Send to PACS

  1. Topogram
  2. Neck 5.0 H31s
  3. Neck 1.0 B20s
  4. Neck IV 5.0 H31s
  5. Neck IV 1.0 B20s
  6. Patient Protocol
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Updated on January 21, 2023

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