B. Postprocessing CT programmes (ASPECT, cerebral blood flow imaging, cardiac function assessment programmes, lung analysis, and cinematic rendering)
Steven Patrick Rowe, Baltimore / United States
Learning Objectives
1. To become familiar with the novel postprocessing CT imaging techniques and their contributions in the diagnosis of emergency settings, and their effect on patient management.
2. To understand the trade off between time taken for a post processing technique vs the clinical benefit in predicting the prognosis.
3. To be able to explain how techniques such as cinematic rendering can help patients and clinical staff to understand radiological findings more clearly.