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Perkembangan CT scan generasi multislice yang begitu pesat membuat pemeriksaan CT angiografi coroner sering dilaksanakan, akan tetapi pemberian informasi tentang dosis yang di terima pasien masih jarang dilakukan. Sehingga perlu dilakukan estimasi dosis pasien pada pemeriksaan CT angiografi coroner untuk mengetahui nilai dosis yang diterima oleh organ-organ yang sensitive terhadap radiasi seperti esophagus, paru-paru, payudara (pada wanita) dan jantung. Estimasi dosis dilakukan menggunakan program imPACT® dengan nilai nCTDIw didapat dari hasil pengukuran mengunakan detector pencil ion chamber menggunakan phantom acrilic 32 cm. Dari hasil estimasi di dapat dosis ekivalen yang diterima jantung 110 mSv ? 140 mSv, dosis efektif esophagus (thymus) 2,9 mSv ? 5.7 mSv, dosis efektif paru-paru 10 mSv -14 mSv, dosis efektif payudara 10 mSv ? 13 mSv dan total dosis efektif berkisar antara 31 mSv ? 42 mSv. Mengingat nilai total dosis efektif yang diterima pasien cukup tinggi, maka pasien CT angiografi coroner harus mendapatkan justifikasi yang kuat.

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The Fast development of CT generation makes CT angiography coroner examination more frequence to be done, but the dose information of patient is rarely to be done. So it require to make patient dose estimation on CT angiography coroner examination. In order to know the dose receive by sensitive organ set of oesophagus, lung, brest and heart. Dose estimation is done using imPACT® program, using CTDI value obtain measurement using acrylic phantom with 32 cm diameter. From dose calculation the dose equivalent by heart is between 110 mSv - 140 mSv, and effective dose for oesophagus 2.9 mSv ? 5.7 mSv, lung 10 mSv ? 14 mSv and total effective dose between 31 mSv ? 42 mSv. Because effective dose receive by patient is very high, the CT angiography coroner patient must have a very strong justification.

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Cardiac CT scanners are rapidly improving, each major vendor has introduced a state of the art scanner every 2–3 years. The basic applications, terminology and acquisition has not changed dramatically, however, improvements in hardware and software continue to reduce radiation exposure, scan times, artifacts and improve image quality. This chapter outlines the basic CT terminology, functions and background behind the current state of CT scan- ners for cardiac applications. It reviews spatial, temporal and contrast resolution limits of the CT scanners. An overview of common terms, radiation exposure and protocols are included. This acts as an introductory chapter to be expanded by subsequent chapters that will each go into more details on specific topics. Comparison to magnetic resonance for image quality and functionality, and dose comparisons to mammography, nuclear and fluoroscopy are included.