CORONARY ANGIO

 CORONARY ANGIO

PREPARATION

1. Serum Creatinine.
2. Empty Stomach.
3. Tray.
4. Injection Phenergan / Hydrocortisone.
5. Apply 18G Cannula to Right Hand.
6. Old Documents.

HISTORY:

ECG GETTING:

 ANGIOGRAM ROI (REGION OF INTEREST) 

1. Coronary Artery  ----------------- Descending  Aorta.

CT CONTRAST VOLUME  AND FLOW RATE

1. Coronary Artery---------------- 60-70 ml----------05 ml/sec.

IV CANNULA SIZES FLOW RATES 

1. DEEP GREEN------------18G--------- 5-7 ml/sec-----------------76 ml/min
2. PINK-----------------------20G--------- 3.5-4.5  ml/sec------------54 ml/min
3. DEEP BLUE--------------22G--------- 2.5-3.5  ml/sec------------31 ml/min

INDICATION:

The most common reason to have a CT angiogram is to see if you have narrowed or blocked coronary arteries. But your healthcare provider may use a CT angiogram to diagnose any condition involving your blood vessels, including-

Aneurysms, irregular bulges or widening of your blood vessels:

Atherosclerosis (fatty plaques that build inside blood vessels):

Coronary artery disease:

Pulmonary embolism:

POST PROCESSING:

CORONARY ANATOMY:

PROTOCOL

PLANNING