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High yield clinical applications for photon counting CT in neurovascular imaging.
British Journal of Radiology 2024 March 10
Photon-counting CT uses a novel x-ray detection mechanism that confers many advantages over that used in traditional energy integrating CT. As photon-counting CT becomes more available, it is important to thoroughly understand its benefits and highest yield areas for improvements in diagnosis of various diseases. Based on our early experience, we have identified several areas of neurovascular imaging in which photon-counting CT shows promise. Here, we describe the benefits in diagnosing arterial and venous diseases in the head, neck, and spine. Specifically, we focus on applications in head and neck CT angiography, spinal CT angiography, and CT myelography for detection of CSF-venous fistulas. Each of these applications highlights the technological advantages of PCCT in neurovascular imaging. Further understanding of these applications will not only benefit institutions incorporating PCCT into their practices but will also help guide future directions for implementation of PCCT for diagnosing other pathologies in neuroimaging.
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